Not all tension wraps are made the same!
Here is a quick blurb as I do not have a lot of time.
I have restarted my hanging routine 3 days ago, after I have lost all my equipment in a fire.
I have noticed the new tension wrap I have bought is so much better than the one I was using.
This new one seems to be self-adhesive to itself compared to the old one (it feels slightly rubbery to the touch). At first I thought this might be a problem but actually it is a great benefit.
I find it much easier to hang with. Plus which I believe is a great benefit I am able to wrap my entire unit and go wearing it all day without any problems. Which I am doing as I am writing this, I put it on at 8:00 am in the morning, took it of once to drain the lizard, it’s almost 5pm and still am wearing it!
I get no fluid build up or any problems with the circulation which I used to get with the other one.
I believe the self-adhesive quality is the reason for this; keep in mind this makes it slightly harder to take it off.
So my two cents is, that if you are having problems doing all-day wrapping buy a new one.
On a final note, the time I took off after the fire (roughly 2 months) must have helped me as I my BPFSL has increased :) .
** Take pictures, don't let the mind play tricks on you ** Then: BPEL ? x ? 2004 Jun 23: BPEL 6.0" x 5.1" BPFSL 6.5" 2004 Sep 16: BPEL 6.1" x 5.1" BPFSL 6.75" 2005 Jan 11: BPEL 6.4" x ?" BPFSL 7.00" - resumed after time off since 04 Oct 31 2005 Mar 08: BPEL ?" x ?" BPFSL 7.25" - the stretch feels completly different now, it seems i have reached a plateu 2005 Aug 25: BPEL ?" x ?" BPFSL 7.25" - resumed after about 3 months brake * I use BPFSL for consistency