Antiperspirant for Hands, Non-Sticky Drying Lotion for Better Gamer Grip, Hand Cream for Gamers and Athletes, Peppermint, 1.7oz

My husband bought this a while back. We enjoyed it so much that I am coming back for more as an Xmas gift for us... I mean, him. This is a good buy for either A. Someone who gets anxiety when looking at their extensive phsyical & downloaded libraries (we all know Mains sometimes get in the way of, well, you playing basically anything that isn't a Main). Or B. You should buy this if you are someone who thinks your son or daughter is just "edgy" and don't know what games to buy them (you clearly also don't know the power of a fully loaded D-Pad). SO.. instead of getting them socks for a second year in a row, you avoid it and Google "Gift for Adult Gamer". *pause for reality check* Is that how you got here? No shame. But hey, props if not. That means you are aware that a Small Ring in Apex gets those pretty lil fingy's sweating all over the back of that favorite controller at- yes -all the wrong times. It's totally acceptable to have weird wet hands as a human with biological responses to stimuli. What is not acceptable is reading an obnoxious review for a product that is obviously going to help you & then not buying it. Look y'all, I am doing this in my free time because I equally enjoy wasting your time; and as you may have guessed... this Bad Boy Goo. Admit it, Basement Dweller, you have a little money left because you decided not to order pizza this week at some point... just freaking buy this. Oh, and if you're looking for a gift for your boyfriend who is in a frat & plays Madden or sucks at Fortnite, this ain't it. But if he plays any game & make bank, no matter how lame, tell him to slide in our DM's. 😺😺😺

I bought this for work because I wear gloves all day at work. Peppermint smell is really nice. The lotion feels nice, not greasy and dries fast. I can't say it stops sweaty hands entirely but it does help quite a bit. Overall works well.

I really like using gamer goo, I am someone that for some strange reason I have oily and clammy hands. Using this that has gone away while playing games for an extended period of time.UPDATE: Enjoyed this so much I bought it in The new Teakwood scent. Not overpowering in smell and works just a good.

I bought this product as a way for me to not sweat while playing games. When I first bought it, it worked super well. I was super satisfied and I was happy with the product. However, after many months of using this product, I have needed to use more and more of the product. That isn't necessarily bad, since it still is doing as intended, but it makes my hand feel super dry and gross since it stays there until you wash your hands. Furthermore, RUB YOUR HANDS UNTIL YOUR SKIN BLEEDS. Your lotion cannot be wet at all OR ELSE... it will come off on whatever you are gripping. If you do everything perfectly, great product, but for $15, I would rather not buy it at all. It works, dont get me wrong, but I think its up to you whether or not it is worthy of the money. It has lasted 5 months so it works so I am definitely getting my moneys worth, but that may depend on whoever is using it.

After hearing all they hype about it, I got some because my hands sweat really bad for some reason. Trying the gamer goo, it made my hands feel like there was a white powdery film on it but didn't actually stop my hands from sweating and ended up mostly just feeling sticky and gross like it was transferring to my keys.Had a really strong smell which wasn't unpleasant per say but I don't recommend it for people who are sensitive to smell.I haven't found something along these lines though that have stopped my hands from sweating so maybe this is an issue on my end...

Smells nice but doesn't really seem to prevent my hands from getting sweaty. Maybe I just have really sweaty hands.

A little bit goes a long way. It keeps my hands dry and if you are sharing a controller, you won't get slimed by your sweaty friend if you have them use some goo.

Does exactly what it says. Would be a 5 star but too expensive for a tiny bottle.