Liquid Grip Hand Chalk Gaining Five Star Reviews on Amazon

Liquid Grip Canada, a chalk substitute storefront based out of North Bay, Ontario, is proud to announce they have received a great number of five star reviews from their customers on Amazon. Jennifer Lambert, representing Liquid Grip, says, "We 100% stand behind our product, and we're very proud that customers have been satisfied with it in all different kinds of activities."

Liquid Grip is made to be an alternative to the chalk used by athletes and gym-goers alike as a useful grip substance combining tacky solutions, chalk and rosin to help people more firmly grip sport equipment or weights at the gym.

A five-star review from Mark U. said about Liquid Grip, "I have used other liquid-chalk type grips before but this one is the best. It is almost like a paste that doesn't get your shorts and shirt all chalky and it lasts. A dime sized amount is all you need on your hands for a full workout. I highly recommend it. It also smells great..."

The product is meant to be used on the hands, creating a "second skin" through the use of a water-based, hydrocellulose thickener that is 100% natural and made of biodegradable ingredients. It is formulated to last 90 minutes without leaving any residue, flakes, or crumbles, and can be removed with soap and water. It is also made to help prevent blisters on the hands.

John S. said in another 5-star review about the Hand Chalk, "I love Liquid Grip. My gym doesn't allow normal chalk and this gives me an alternative. It's chalk without the mess. I'd say it works pretty much as well as chalk if you let it dry enough. […] I only use it for the heaviest deadlift sets and it lasts me a very long time."

Lambert notes that baseball players and weightlifters have been especially happy with the product. "Baseball players of all levels love Liquid Grip," she says. "It's especially useful for batters who have sweaty hands when they get to the plate. If they swing and the bat gets out of their hands, it could not only get the player in trouble, it could be a hazard. It's also great for pitchers trying to throw that perfect pitch to the plate. Bodybuilders love it because they can properly grip the bar for various kinds of lifts without worrying about dropping the bar and hurting themselves. And it won't leave any residue or powder all over your clothes or uniform."

Another 5-star review from Rob said, "Really really really works, it's like chalk but not. It really is wild and lasts a long time... any liquid will remove it so be careful around water fountains and if you do sweat and trap the sweat between your hand and the device you're holding some will rub off. […] I can run my hands across my black shirt after a set or 2 with the bar and leave no trail."

The product is easy to apply and remove, Lambert says. "All it takes is a small dime-sized amount to put a thin layer over your hands," she notes. "You should apply it evenly over your palms and fingers, and then wait 3 to 5 seconds for it to dry. Your sweat helps to activate it. Then, once you're done with your game or workout, you can just wash it off with soap and water in the shower or in the bathroom. You won't even have to worry about it getting everywhere and having to clean up afterwards."

In another Liquid Grip 5-star review, Brandon said, "It's the best liquid chalk out there. It goes on like a lotion which makes it very easy to apply, and it dries in a few seconds. If you're looking for liquid chalk, get this one and you won't be disappointed. 5.0 out of 5 stars I recommend this product..."

Other sports that Liquid Grip can be used with include gymnastics, indoor and outdoor rock climbing, basketball, and golf. The substance can also be used for many non-sport activities such as gardening, plumbing, and carpentry. It can even be used by warehouse workers to help lift items while keeping their hands protected from splinters and cuts without having to worry about using gloves.

Liquid Grip comes in both 1.5 and 8 fluid ounce bottles, and can fit into any gym bag or backpack. More information about the Baseball Chalk Alternative can be found on both the product's website as well as its Amazon storefront.