Pickleball Lead Tape, 20 Pcs Lead Tape for Pickleball Paddles, Adhesive Pickleball Edge Guard Tape Bars to Increase Power Swing Speed(Black/Silver)

If you play pickleball and are serious about your paddle setup, you need to properly weight it. These make it easy. I place them were I want them on my paddles and then add some tape over top for some extra security. They have some kind of coating so the lead is not totally exposed...? But I still add some electrical tape or edge guard tape over top just for safety.

I love them on my racket, it seems to be helping my game.

Weight is accurate, but adhesive could be a little stronger

Works great, my paddle has been leveled up!

This set comes with 10 each of silver and black pickleball lead tapes that weighes 0.1 oz or 3g each.So basically I added two pieces on lower side 8 and 4 oclock and just under 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock to increase my paddle that is light at 7.8oz.It works very well after adding 0.4 oz to the paddle and after adding one overgrip. Everything is perfect.

Adhesive is not sticking

10 silver and 10 black weights arrived in my order. I love the fact I can use the black weights as they match the rim of my paddle. I do not know how long the adhesive will last as I haven't played with them much on my paddle yet. The weights are flexible so if you wanted to put them on a curve you could do it easily. They arrived in a plastic bag with a press/zip closure so storage is built into the order for any weights you don't use.

I read another review where it said that he had gotten 21, and there were only 19 in my set, so I guess he got one of mine! While I think these are perfectly good and fine, that may speak slightly to their quality control. I also noticed that the lead tapes vary slightly from one to another, and on average they were about three and a third grams instead of 3g. As others have mentioned, the sets now seem to all be half black and half silver, as opposed to white. If you have a white paddle or do not want your lead tapes to stand out, the silver ones are probably not best as they are, well, a bit flashy! They adhere well and do what they're supposed to do. I'm not sure I can tell a difference in my play as of yet but it is meant to be subtle if effective. For what it's worth, I watched a YouTube video where a guy tests all the different placements and how effective they are in terms of increasing your swing speed without adding too much weight. His view is that you should put the tape just above where the diagonal neck line starts to go up to vertical. Again I'm sure that's only one opinion, but it's from a guy that I have followed and trusted.