By Dezign Products had the wonderful opportunity to meet Christopher Blommel, of Genuine Concepts, the wonderful guy who invented Pocket Duct tape. The idea to add it to first aid/survival kits was his as well. We didn't have to even think about it, we were sold on the idea.

Duct tape has and will always be considered the universal tool. You can fix just about anything with it, if only you have it with you when you need it. A roll's too big to fit easily in your first aid kit or your tool box, let alone your wallet -- or your pocket -- so that's why he created Pocket Duct. Just enough to temporarily stop a leak, make a make-shift splint or to hold a bulky bandage in place, fix a raft, hang up a sign, or bundle some pipes, Pocket Duct fits easily anywhere.

Designed to be the most convenient duct tape on the market, the 2" X 18" strip of industrial strength tape is sized like a credit card. The sealed package keeps the tape dry and fresh until use. It even has a removable backing (like an adhesive bandage) that gives the user total control of the fix -- no more of the dreaded WAD! Pocket Duct is duct tape -- unwound. Instead of coming on a bulky roll, Pocket Duct is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. Small enough to fit in you pocket, your wallet, your glove compartment, or you emergency first aid kit, it means you'll never have a good excuse for not having duct tape with you when you need it.

 

When we say Pocket Duct it is "unwound," we mean that it comes on a removable paper liner (like a bandage) so it's easy to apply. Others have offered duct tape in "flat packs," but the problem with them is the tape sticks to itself, and, over time, it turns into a gooey mess. The liner on Pocket Duct, combined with the individual wrapping, ensures the tape stays fresh for a long time.