Plus Enhancer, Improve Grip, Dry Hands Grip Lotion (1) - 2 oz. Bottle, 59 ml. Also available in Packs of 2, 4, 8, and 12. Proven results for CrossFit, Tennis, Golf.

This works as advertised. I purchased for this summer's competition shooting season. In the past, my hands constantly being wiped on my pants takes off layers of skin and pants 😂. This product has eliminated the use for drying my hands for several rounds. When it begins to wear off, I add more and continue on. I've probably gone through half of a bottle in the past few months.The only 'down side' is the possibility of it clogging pours on your face. I scratch my face a bit when sweating and noticed a lot of irritation and flare-ups a day after I use this. Realistically, that isn't a product issue and more of a my skin issue, so 5 stars will remain.

I used the Wilson stuff for several Seasons of competition shooting ( Steel Challenge, USPSA, 2-3 gun) but their formulation didn’t work or flow when it got under 45dg F. This stuff flows even when it’s cold and truly dries out your hands, the dispensing system works better as well.

Does what it is supposed to do. Helps you to grip the racquet on hot and humid days

Most of the reviews for Grrrip, and other products like it, indicate that it works well to reduce sweat, thus increasing ones grip. My issue is that I find that when my hands get dry, I can't get a good grip on the basketball, which hurts my shooting touch. (Prior to getting Grrrip, I'd actually put water, or sweat, on my hands, to help with my grip on the ball, so I wasn't certain that this product's mode of action was what I needed.)I purchased a bottle of liquid Grrrip and used it for the first time today. I was very pleased to find that it worked quite well for my dry, slippery hands. I just shot around at the gym today, rather than playing; a pea sized dab of Grrrip, rubbed into my palms, gave me a good grip on the ball and I found that my shot was well honed for the whole session. (Using this little, I saw no reside on my hands, btw. You don't need much...) Highly recommended!

Does a great job at drying out hands for better grip. This is especially useful when volleying or returning to avoid racket twists at high impact speeds. Probably not necessary for beginner/intermediate levels.I gave a 4 star review because it almost dries the hands "too" much, which can result in an unpleasant experience, as well as chafing and tears if using too frequently or in too large quantity.I recommend using a very small amount (the bottle is not very big, so this will help extend its lifetime too), and using hand-lotion after washing hands.

I don't really have sweaty hands, but like most competition shooters, I always look for things that may help improve my performance. I see a lot of pro shooters use some sort of grip enhancer, so I thought I would give this a try. What do you know, it works! It seems to really help where your hands make contact with each other, your grip is really stuck together even with the recoil. I shot a match that took about two hours and only reapplied once. It doesn't take much on your hands to work. It does leave a slight white dust almost on clothes or grips but seems to clean off easily. I would recommend this for anyone who needs help with their grip.If this review was helpful to you please click helpful below!

This grip enhancer is very similar to Prince Grip Enhancer I used to use for several years. I use it for archery to prevent my bow from slipping on my palm. I usually use very small amount of the enhancer but it helps my palm to get very good bow grip.

Although I'm not a big fan of grip, this is by far the best grip that I've ever used. Just a little bit goes a long way to prevent against slipping when during aerial tricks on the pole.