Finger taping for rings/stacks sized cracks

What is the "correct" way to tape for off-finger sized cracks? I stopped taping for hands/fists decades ago, but lately have been tearing up my fingers on rings/stacks. After you start bleeding, a 5.10 finger crack becomes a greasy 5.11.

I'm sure I could find this on YouTube, but I want more than one opinion.

thanks

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I always felt that any tape on the fingers, especially the knuckles is more of a hindrance than anything.

I like to tape the first two segments of my first two fingers.  In my mind, those two take the most torque when climbing finger cracks and that has always seemed sufficient, rather than taping all 4 fingers.  Granted i usually just struggle my way up finger cracks in the creek, maybe the good climbers tape all 4. 

I actually can't find videos, but found this blogpost from steph davis:
https://stephdavis.co/blog/overhanging-rattly-finger-cracks/

The trick is integrating it into the tape glove. I'm by no means an expert, but for purples/greens this works well for me. 95% of the time just the index finger, but occasionally the middle and/or ring finger.

Starts at 7:10:

Bumping this, curious to hear what others are doing - video seems to be gone, and Steph Davis blog does as well….

I do single wraps just below the knuckle, a little super glue can lock it in. I think the most important part is to change it out every pitch or it will start rolling. If you need to tape over the knuckle, wrap in the opposite direction of the pull.

^That’s what I do.  Avoid taping knuckles if possible.  Just do a single wrap up to the base of the knuckle.  I mostly do index and ring first segment.  Sometimes thumb segment and 2nd segment on the power fingers for stacks or tight fingers.  Just look where your gobies are. Barely cover that and avoid roll-ups.