Grip Enhancer - Premium Liquid Chalk Alternative & Less Mess Hand Chalk for Weightlifting, Powerlifting, Yoga, Gaming, Climbing, and More, Non-Toxic Long-Lasting & Reliable

I use this for indoor rock climbing. Since I started using this I no longer use regular chalk. Now my chalk bag has a bottle of this in it so it's always handy. No more white powder all over me and my stuff. This works significantly better for me and lasts. If I do a 3 hour session then I'll use it twice, that's it. Also don't need a lot of it. You'd be surprised how little you actually need. It improves my grip enough that my fingers seldom slip off unless I'm climbing at my limit or pushing past it. It's been a great investment in my climbing and I don't have to breath chalk anymore.The price isn't cheap. $20 for a bottle. It's well worth it to me. It should last me a few months so I figure it might cost me about $50/year for better grip, no mess, no sweaty hands, and I'm not leaving more chalk over everything I touch.

This is far less messy and better gripping than both powder chalk and liquid chalk. It is not chalk It is a much more technology innovative non-chalk grip inhancer. It comes in a salt shaker Container and looks like semi-transparent salt inside the shaker. When salt shaken into the hand, it looks like white salt, but then when rubbed into both hands it becomes invisible, grips way better than powder chalk, doesn’t need to be reapplied and easily washes off the hands with soap and water. I tested it on deadlifts, bent over rows, and pull ups and found it to out perform chalk on each of these. The only down point is it costs a lot more than chalk, but I think it’s worth it.

Light as air when you put it on your hand. It definitely has a drying effect and improves grip. Residue is very very light colored on your hand. Played football in backyard in decent amount of humidity. Seemed like it helped. I'm sure in a real game would have to reapply a few times.

This stuff makes me feel like spiderman. It’s incredible to have more grip!It’s far too expensive. I may try a cheaper alternative, like liquid chalk, next. The reason this is a unique product is that it doesn’t leave any visible residue.The one thing is to make sure you pour it in a well-lit area and warn people who borrow it that they need to be careful pouring it. In fact, I’d pour it myself — don’t let other people borrow it and pour for themselves, because they will dump out your expensive liquid gold without realizing it. It’s easy for someone to use too much because they don’t realize they are dumping it on, because it is basically invisible to the untrained eye. (You can easily see it, it looks like translucent salt, but if you don’t look closely you wouldn’t realize.)I’ll continue buying this, probably. I’ll see how long it lasts to decide if it is worth the price. It would be better if it was cheaper. I also feel like I need to use quite a bit, like maybe a few tea-spoons, to feel satisfied that I’ve used enough.I feel like it can’t POSSIBLY be that expensive to manufacture, so I dislike that it seems like the pricing is just marked up price gouging rather than being reasonable.

This stuff is wild. It weighs almost nothing and it's clear. All you need is a tiny pinch, rubbed between your hands, and instantly your skin feels dry and grippy. It's not tacky like rosin, but gripping fabric feels similar to rosin spray. I'll update my review when I try it with pole and for partner acrobatics.I used a good amount on my hands. It's invisible. You only need a small pinch. You have to apply a little less often than even liquid chalk. You can use it on other skin for better grip as well.This stuff works great for pole as well, I can switch between aerial and pole in my training and it leaves no visible residue.

Better than real chalk. No slipping. A little goes a long way. No mess either. A little pricey but it’s work it tbh. Washing it off it gets really sticky but use hand soap and dish soap to get it off easily.

I usually only use grip products for shooting or gaming (I have excessively sweaty hands) and after using Blocks Sweat Gamer Grip, I found it a bit too dry. This stuff is slightly tackier, making for a MUCH better grip. No residue either!

I decided to go with this one instead of the liquid version that is sold in sporting stores and I am glad I went with this one. I basically looking for better grip during chin ups. I was loosing grip (sweaty hands) before muscles were done with the set which meant I needed to find some way to improve my grip so I could finish my sets wihout loosing grip so early on due to sweaty hands. I tried gloves but I rather not use bulky gloves to do them. Even the thinnest ones and smaller ones just were not quite right- for me anyway. The bottle feels like there's nothing in it -but it's there! It's a ultra light products and almost transparent. The bottle has one side for larger amounts to be dispensed and the other side for more regulated pour. I use that one more because since the product is hard to see when pouring it into my hands, I tend to dispense way too much. And honestly a little goes a long way but since it's hard to see it I need the other side to control how much is dispensed. The name of the product says it all. When I shake it out it is almost transparent. You just see like an opaque cloud of fluffy lightweight pellets or something like that. Then I immediately rub my hands together to apply and distribute the product all over my hands and then it turns somewhat white like chalk. I will say after that, eventhough it says "chakless", and it is, it still behaves in some ways like chalk. So I make sure I have my headphones on and I am fully ready to do the workout before applying it. Because once it's on my hands, and it's white, it can get on your clothes especially black workout clothes. It's not as bad as if it was the chalk version but some does get on my clothes if I am not careful. When I am done with my sets and I move on to something else that doesn't need this assistance, I just wipe it off with the gym disinfectant wipes for a quick wipe off or head to the bathrooms and just wash my hands with soap and water ,which actually ensures that the product os completely off my hands. It does not cause my skin to dry or anything which is good. I have had no allergic reaction at all to thos product. It's easy to use. A little does go a long way. It IS better than the liquid or powder chalk version which are super super messy. And it definitely stays on for quite a few sets. It is in a convenient shake and pour bottle with two sides to choose from. It is compact enough to take in a gym bag (I leave mine there). I just check it every once in a while to make sure it did not spill. I tried using a snack size ziploc bag and turned it on its side with the bottle inside it but it was taking too long for me to take out and start so I just make sure it's not on its side and the lid is snapped closed. Honestly it works and I definitely recommend it if, like me, gloves are getting in the way of the workout you're trying to accomplish and gloves aren't cutting it.

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Great for grip. Very easy to use and to wash off after. My hands sweat a lot playing pickleball, compromising my grip. This was great for dramatically reducing moisture and improving grip. Important to apply before you start playing. I play intense PB for 2 hours at a time and grip was still very strong at end of session. A bit expensive but worth it.

Game changer. Chalkless gives insane grip that lasts way longer than chalk — no dust, no mess, no reapplying mid-set. Deadlifts, bench, pull-ups all feel locked in. Pure performance, zero hassle.

Really good used for lawn bowls

A use the creators maybe didn't think about is my wife using it to increase the grip of her nerve-damaged hands. It has made a significant impact and she's able to rock climb again - something the loves to do. The stuff is incredible.