I and Tite Grip II for hands and feet that sweat

I had used Tite Grip I for a long time when playing indoor racket sports in humid environments. Always found it to make a huge difference but wasn't thrilled about how much it dried out my skin. Formula II is fantastic for situations where the conditions aren't as extreme as to need the stronger drying power of the Formula I with the benefit of not drying out the skin nearly as much. If you find yourself just wanting to avoid tacky or clammy hands, the Formula II will help without any noticeable drying out of the skin on your hands. However, if you run into situations where your hands start dripping with sweat and you cannot maintain a grip, then Formula I is what you want. Just be sure to wash it off afterwards and use some moisturizer on your hands; if you use it too much without doing this then it can lead to some mild skin cracking but nothing too serious.

I think putting the exact amount I need on is a bit of a learning experience. Too little, I'm still sweaty, too much and I look like a chalky mess. But this definitely helped prevent me from falling off the lyra.

it works for the most part .... i've tried the Grip I for the last 2 days since i do have hyperhidrosis (overly sweating) on my hands and feet so i purchased this because of the good reviews and i've been searching for a product that actually works. and this product works. although for me, it didn't totally stop the sweating but it did reduce it for the most part. i did experienced sweating of my palms and feet when i became nervous or anxious about something but not as excessive as usual. when first applied, you do feel that your hands and/or feet gets dry easily. my one qualm about the product is that it leaves white residue on your skin. even if i have tried rubbing it or putting lotion on it, it still leaves the residue after which would make my skin look very dry. so far i really like it because it has reduced my sweating.. so hopefully it would hold up for a while.

Awesome product for playing golf in hot humid weather ! Apply it just a few times a round and you will never lose the club.

Used it at pole class a couple times already. Did wonders for my sweaty hands and thighs, could grip the pole WAAAAY more easily. As I thought, it wasn't a lack of grip strength but sweaty palms that was keeping me from doing tricks.A must for sweaty hands!

I live in Fla. and played Pickleball all summer in 90 degree weather..Sweat pouring off but my hands were dry . I recommend this product.you only need a drop.

Recommended by a friend.I live in the Middle East for assignments and playing golf in their summer i would often have the club either slip from my hand or just twist because of the sweatTiteGrip put an end to that - completely

I've tried multiple times now, with the last couple times putting on much larger applications than suggested multiple times before a session. Makes my hands feel very dry until I start climbing. My hands stay dry but the only thing that actually matters (my finger tips) feel the same as they do without this stuff.If you're a climber with sweaty fingers, this will not help.