Yes, I've noticed quite a few people wearing it, specifically on their wrists or elbows in place of bulky or uncomfortable braces or supports.  Apparently it works well, or at the very least well enough to overcome the benefits the braces offer.  I myself don't use it, and we don't sell it in our shop, but we really haven't been asked if we offered it.  I wouldn't be opposed to see if we could stick a couple rolls on the shelf and see what happens.  Generally speaking though, accessories like that are usually purchased in bulk online. 

My wife started using kt tape this week for her wrist and loves it.
I have used another brand for my wrist and it does help me.

Good thing that there is KT tape and the various finger/thumb tapes available now so people can actually bowl.  Before the game was far too physically demanding for any sort of conventional means.  Parents preferred putting their kids in football or Jai Lai as a safer alternative.

Good thing that there is KT tape and the various finger/thumb tapes available now so people can actually bowl.  Before the game was far too physically demanding for any sort of conventional means.  Parents preferred putting their kids in football or Jai Lai as a safer alternative.

It sure seems that way with the number of injuries that I have heard of lately in the NoCal bowling community.  It leads one to believe that bowling is the most dangerous sport on the planet.  A friend of mine no longer bowls because he told her stop.  Jogging and other forms of PT were fine, but bowling was detrimental to her health

Im glad to hear more and more bowlers using kt tape. It does work for sure.

TripleR: I am glad you and your wife like using it. Like I said we are trying to get more and more bowlers using it instead of athletic tape and supports/braces.

xrayjay: just wondering what profession is it that you work in?

Im going to have to try it out. I bowl league 3 nights a week and the third night my knee and quad start to hurt. So I'm gonna get me a roll.