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This stuff really works. Drys the hand completely. For me in NC the humidity is horrible when playing pickleball. My hands are so wet after a few games to the point I can bark hold the paddle.Now that i use this my hands stay a lot dryer and helps me grip the paddle way better

Couldn’t get the other brand so tried this one. Works well. Would get again.

I have used all sorts of hand chalk for the gym. While this smells wonderful, it clumps up in the bottle too easily, and it doesn't squirt out well. A fellow gym member made a mess with it because of its difficulty. Not one I'll go back to.

I'm happy I decided to try this brand. It provides grip without stickiness which prevents you from being able to slide on the pole. It also doesn't leave white residue all over the pole and floor. Finally, it's easy to clean from the pole. I'll definitely be buying this brand again.

Pros:- great for practice / at home- nice size for travel, classes, and just trying the brand- I find this is best for static moves, when you are needing something to assist your push/pull, but itac is better when you need grip against spinning slip if that makes sense?Cons:- i find myself having to re-apply frequently, so I’ll probably go through it pretty quick.- Not clear. Turns hands dusty white.

Works well to keep hands dry in hot, humid conditions while playing tennis

This stuff made my skin slough off!!! Im not sure what is in this, i use dry hands in the white container before and didnt have issues. Tried using this for pole dancing today and i could feel my skin ripping as I spun around. I have never gotten so many blisters in one go (6, with another 2 pending). DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I have hyperhidrosis, and it has bothered me throughout my entire pole dancing journey. I've tried more than 9 different grips, and none of them have worked well. Who would've thought that a cheaper, random one would work the best for me? It's still not perfect, and I still get slipper after being on the pole for 15 seconds, but at least I'm not eating through the grip immediately after application, and before I even touch the pole. Will keep buying.Now, for the cons: I noticed that it could be hard to wash off at times. Sometimes, I'll have grip residue that I'll have to scrub off with soap. The bottle also dispenses the grip too quickly, that if you're not careful, you'll be with a handful of grip instead of a pea-sized application.