Liquid Chalk

I used to work out in a specialty gym for weightlifting that had chalk. Since I moved, I am lifting out of a commercial gym. They don’t explicitly ban chalk, but it’s much more of a mess to bring my own and need to bring my own brush to clean the bar. Liquid chalk is great—it goes on like hand sanitizer and as you rub it in, it dries out your hands. It doesn’t provide the same lock, but it gets the job done. And is a lot easier to wipe the little residue off the bar.

I used to work out in a specialty gym for weightlifting that had chalk. Since I moved, I am lifting out of a commercial gym. They don’t explicitly ban chalk, but it’s much more of a mess to bring my own and need to bring my own brush to clean the bar. Liquid chalk is great—it goes on like hand sanitizer and as you rub it in, it dries out your hands. It doesn’t provide the same lock, but it gets the job done. And is a lot easier to wipe the little residue off the bar.

Less messy than chalk, just as good a grip, didn't dry out hands too much. Using mostly for deadlifts right now. Obviously more expensive than regular chalk, but really convenient.

Got it for pull downs, but the other day I was opening a jar of salsa that was tightly sealed. Liquid chalk worked better than hot water, my son in law, towels, pliers and knocking on the countertop. Also, next time I need a tighter grip on my tennis racquet - liquid chalk.

Fast and efficient and great product