The Arundel Wraptor Wrap uses a two-layer construction for grip and shock absorption. The outer layer is polyurethane rubber, which provides a tacky surface that holds up in wet conditions. The inner foam layer dampens road vibration without adding excessive bulk. The tape measures 235 centimeters per roll, which gives you enough length to wrap standard road bars with overlap. At 3.3 millimeters thick, it sits between thin race tape and heavily padded options—enough cushioning for comfort without drastically changing bar diameter or grip feel.

The polyurethane surface doesn't stretch like cork or fabric tape, which Arundel mentions upfront. This makes it more durable over time—the tape won't sag or lose tension after extended use—but wrapping requires more attention to tension and overlap. If you're used to tape that stretches to conform around bends and brake perches, plan on taking your time with the installation. The tape lays flat once wrapped properly, and the lack of stretch means it stays that way. You're trading easier installation for longevity and consistent feel.

The Arundel logos are offset along the tape length. You can position them so they're visible on the tops of the bars or bury them in the overlap where they won't show, depending on whether you want branding or a clean look. The grip works in both wet and dry conditions—the polyurethane maintains traction when your hands are sweaty or when you're riding in rain. The material wipes clean with a damp cloth rather than absorbing dirt and moisture the way cork tape does.