Dragon GripsRectangle (13 pc)

I expected this to have a sandpaper like surface, to ensure solid grip. Was deeply disappointed, just an added layer of plastic, does not improve grip in the slightest.

I bought a new Dap. This thing is beautiful, glass front and back, and heavy. And it seemed to slip off of any surface I put it on. The only case I could find was leather and expensive. Since I was using it mostly indoors, I decided to wait on the case (Daps are expensive ) and get these instead. Worked perfectly. Easy to apply, gives me a grip on my expensive device and it doesn't slide around when I put it down. Great company and I would definitely buy from them again.

I've just had major Rotator Cuff surgery so am down to one useful meat hook to do it all. While I appreciate that my new laptop is lighter and thinner, it’s also a LOT smoother- sketchy for a dude with diminished grip security on his investment. My goal was to find something that would allow me to carry it with one hand, while open, to prevent it from slipping and falling to its demise.After browsing products, I happily settled on Dragon Grips. Some people compared the Dragon Grips to the Talon Grips and grinched about price, but If you go to the Talon website they’re $19.99. Of course, Amazon has them for much less, but you get a very specific shape/size, so it’s limiting. If you put the Dragon Grips together, I feel the quantity of material is at least equal to, maybe greater, with added versatility of shape/size offerings. That’s a win. Also, people seemed pretty happy with their grip and durability. I've only had the Grips on x3 days and haven't had a chance to put a heat gun to them, but they stick like crazy. What one reviewer said is really true: put it where you want it the first time because getting it off is a bear- they REALLY stick! I get the whole applying heat to set the glue but some surfaces may not tolerate 150°. If that’s the case and you’re not demanding the type of durability required on a weapon grip, I think you’ll be okay. My Talon grips have gotten vastly more vigorous use than the Dragon Grips will ever see but I’m confident there’ll be no issues here either! So far, I'm VERY happy with the few I’ve strategically placed and the material is nearly the same tackiness as the Talon product, maybe even slightly more so; hard to tell, frankly. They have a similar, nubbly texture to the Talon and if you're worried about thickness, don't. They are low profile which adds to the low-drag, grippiness of the product.In the end, the biggest satisfaction is buying a nicely packaged, quality product, that supports the underdog family business! That other company? They’re doing just fine. I'm more than happy to throw my scratch in a direction that supports good people, any day.Thank you to the family at Dragon Grips

These are great. They even stick really well to a silicone case. In fact, the adhesion is unbelievable. They've been on my phone for nearly 2 months now, and even with my physical and often wet and messy job, they aren't showing any signs of wanting to peel off. Even though 3 of them are stuck right up to the edge of the silicone case on my phone, to the point I can scrape the edge with my finger or thumb. Yet they don't even try to peel.Since apple decided to go back to the ridiculous curved edges and non stick coating they seem to apply, I had started to go through the phone juggle again after upgrading my phone. Even with a silicone case for added protection, the curves really make these slip, but with Dragon Grips fitted, there's no sliding anywhere.I've fixed a couple of the thin grips to the side and top of the phone, and the larger grips to the back. This has stopped it sliding off the sofa arm, the dash board, and any other no quite level surface I may place it on. They also give a very positive feel in the hand, with zero slippage. They aren't rough like skateboard or flooring grip tape either. So no snagging or sticking to clothes of pockets.I keep my phone in a very well padded zip case in a pocket at work, to protect it. Even though this case is quite a tight fit, and almost fleece like on the lining, these don't grab or pull at it when I come to take it out.All in all, I'm very pleased and impressed with these.Edit:There seem to be quite a few 1* reviews with people saying these are more slippery than the case or phone was. I really can't see how these people reached that conclusion, unless they are oiling them before use (or they've got a very dodgy batch or fake batch). These are a rubberised material, which is naturally going to grip better than any smooth shiny surface. These will not how ever allow you to stick your phone to the ceiling or wall. The idea is to add enough extra grip to help prevent slippage, but not so much that they grab everything they touch.As for Dragon Grips paying people for reviews like this one. LMAO I think those accusations may be to hide the shame of user error or seriously outlandish expectations from those reviewers.

Good quality but lacks the anti slip characteristics you would expect. I did not use in the end. I just went to Bunnings and bought thin stickered insertion rubber for an anti slip option.

I purchased these to better grip a JLab Ergo mouse. The mouse itself is very light and the desk surface I use is such the mouse slid too easily across the surface without any friction. The grips allow me to pick up the mouse and move it to reset its placement without my fingers slipping across the extremely smooth surface. I also used the grips under the mouse to add more friction to its movement across the desk. These grips solved both my problems. They've held up well, have not peeled and remain in place since their first day. I'm now considering other uses for them and if I need more, I have no hesitation to purchase again. Next time, I might try the hexagon shaped ones.