This product is made from high-elasticity sports kinesiology fabric (high-quality cotton blended with spandex), featuring bidirectional stretch properties with both longitudinal and transverse elongation rates reaching 140%–160%. It seamlessly deforms with the glutes during extensive flexion, extension, abduction, and rotational movements, ensuring the tape always closely conforms to muscle texture throughout exercise without causing restriction. The fabric features a wave-shaped or lattice weaving structure with a thickness of approximately 0.5mm–0.6mm, making it lightweight and breathable with minimal foreign-body sensation.

The adhesive layer uses medical-grade heat-sensitive acrylate adhesive, applied with a "water-wave" or "dot-matrix" coating process covering 60%–70% of the skin surface area. This ensures adequate bonding strength while reserving sufficient breathable channels for the skin. The adhesive contains no natural latex, fragrances, or parabens, and has passed skin irritation and sensitization tests, making it suitable for the gluteal area, which is subject to frequent friction and perspiration during exercise. The tape is available in widths of 5cm or 7.5cm, with each roll measuring 5m in length, and comes with a release liner to protect the adhesive surface. Users can cut freely according to gluteal muscle coverage (unilateral or bilateral) and taping techniques (e.g., Y-shaped lifting tape, three-strip fan-shaped radial taping). The adhesive offers excellent water- and sweat-resistance, withstanding heavy perspiration during high-intensity interval training (HIIT), outdoor long-distance running, and hot yoga, maintaining adhesion for 8–12 hours with minimal curling, wrinkling, or peeling during exercise.

In terms of mechanical design, the tape's natural recoil force (F = k·ΔL) continuously transmits tension signals to cutaneous mechanoreceptors, enhancing the brain's perception of motor unit recruitment efficiency in the glutes. This actively increases the firing frequency of gluteal muscles at the bottom of squats and during explosive extension phases (EMG activity increased by approximately 15%–25%, supported by clinical literature). The tape edges feature rounded cutting to reduce friction with sports shorts or tights, preventing edge curling caused by repeated rubbing.

For removal, a gentle debonding technology is applied. It is recommended to first moisten the tape edges with a small amount of baby oil or body wash, then peel off slowly in the direction of muscle fibers to minimize pulling on hair and the stratum corneum, leaving no stubborn adhesive residue.