Trango Rack Tags
Keep your gear, your gear. Fast and easy to apply, Trango rack tags use superior adhesive that withstands temperatures from -40°F to 176°F, and come in packs of 100 tags.
- Each tag is 1.75 in. long by 0.375 in. wide
- 20 tags per sheet; 5 sheets per package
- Comes in assorted colors only; sorry, specific color requests cannot be accommodated
Made in USA.
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Quickly becomes micro-plastic litter.
I never leave bad reviews, but these should be discontinued. I was psyched when I bought them... but after a year they just become microtrash. I work as a climbing guide and I'm sad to say i've now left my blue mark (worn off trango rack tags) at dozens of crags around the country. It falls off on the climb or at the base and just become litter. Sadly, nail polish is the way.
a waste of money and plastic
I got a set of these back before going out climbing for the first time and they were torn up and barely holding on by the 2nd. Just do what I started doing 2 years ago and use nail polish instead. It costs about the same amount but will last 100x as long.
Keeping track of gear made easy
Super easy to put on and seem like they will last a long time.
just eh
Going on a climbing trip soon so I thought it would be good to have. I wrote on them with sharpie and it smudged right off. Giving 3 stars assuming the tag stays on...will just have to identify by color
Great Rack Tags
Great rack tags with plenty of color options. They stick well and don't shift. The glue on the tags does not seem to be degrading due to sun exposure and the tags appear to remain their original color.
Organizational hope for fishing tackle boxes
Bought these to lable tackle boxes for an upcoming fishing trip. I'll update after the trip to see how well these stay in place while on the boat and in transit between home and marina.
Product worth the money
Easy to use and stick to almost anything. I have had struggles with anything really smooth, especially plastic.
Keep'em seperated!
They stay on quickdraws well and at busy crags this is a must so you get all your gear back.
Not bad but they dont last
These are nice in theory but rub off with one or two trip outside