Chalkless® Grip Enhancer Radically Engineered Grip Enhancer for Weightlifting, Training, Professional Athletes and Sports Enthusiasts

Really good used for lawn bowls

Not as good as a premium liquid chalk but definitely less messy and better than bare hands. The powder is very fine, so fine it escapes the tub so if you leave this in your gym bag is will collect moisture very easily. Needs to be stored in dry area when not in use. I keep my in a plastic sleeve sealed. If you can get this cheap it’s worth a shot but don’t go paying a premium price as it’s not a premium product.

I saw a few climbing youtubers try this, so thought i'd give it a go. In terms of grip enhancment its better the bare hands but maybe on par with the cheapest of cheap chalk. You know if you forget your chalk bag and have to hire one from the climbing wall, its like that. The main idea of this is that its a once per session use. After a few climbs the grip was better than bare hands but I started chalking up on top of it as i felt impaired. After 30 mins my finger tips felt bare and sweaty. It was fun to try one bottle, but i won't be going back for more. I would imagine its good for racquet/bat/club sports. But I'd question its use for weights and especially climbing. My bottle was nearly full. You only need a tiny amount and you can't feel or see it in your hands, so its really hard to judge. I would put it on over a surface so you catch all the bits that fall off you hands and then you can rub your hands over the surface to mop all the stray bits

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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.

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.

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.