WESTLAB Universal Mouse Keyboard Custom Anti Slip Sticker Grips Sweat-Absorbing Anti-Slip Polyurethane Silicone DIY 020 050 Tape

Non-Slip Performance: White no texture ≈ Black no texture (0.55mm) > Classic version (0.55mm) > 0.2mm

Introduction to Grip Tape:

Classic WEST 0.55: Polyurethane material, thickness around 0.55mm. It's sweat-absorbent polyurethane, but slightly thicker. Non-sweat-absorbent polyurethane is thinner, but overall, if polyurethane is used, the main focus is on non-slip grip and sweat absorption.
The new 0.55mm version has an optimized cut, now improved to square and rectangular pieces, making it more practical.

Classic WEST 0.2: Silicone material. Silicone allows for a thinner product; this version uses a common market design. Thickness is 0.2mm. Many sellers offer this design for tens of RMB; no need to elaborate. The key points are thinness and decent grip. However, for heavy sweaters, I still recommend polyurethane. This version is mainly about thinness, and silicone also tends to have a longer lifespan than polyurethane.
Shop Owner Note, April 16, 2025: Optimized the cut for WEST 0.2, now improved to square and rectangular pieces, making it more practical.
October 31, 2025: Optimized the die-cutting mold, now larger sheets, price unchanged.

Stretchable Adhesive Version WEST 0.2 Grip Tape: Silicone material. Changed the adhesive from the classic WEST 0.2 to support application on curved surfaces. However, due to the strong stretchability of the adhesive, layering might occur. If it layers, just rub it with your fingers to fix it.

About the White no Texture Version:
Polyurethane grip tape. A community member suggested this recently, so I produced this batch of white grip tape. The grip performance is top-tier, the most non-slip among all versions.

Introduction to Black no Texture Version:
Polyurethane grip tape. Grip performance is basically identical to the white version, but marks/stains are unavoidable. More dirt-resistant than the white version.

About Residue: Let me clarify something: no grip tape is completely residue-free. Mouse grip tapes generally use pressure-sensitive adhesive. Even the best pressure-sensitive adhesive will eventually dry out, and once dry, it's more likely to leave residue. However, the difference between good and poor adhesive is significant. For example, our grip tapes all use imported 3M adhesive. Residue is impossible in the short term. Residue usually appears only after the adhesive dries out. Poor-quality grip tape might be impossible to remove cleanly the next day, leaving the mouse covered in sticky residue. Even when dried, residue from good adhesive is much easier to clean. You can use our products with confidence.