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Our Liquid Chalk can be used in all of your training sessions to reduce sweating and improve grip strength. It can be applied to the hands or feet to suit a range of exercises, whether that's climbing, lifting, and gymnastics.
- Improves grip
- Reduces palm sweating
- Can improve performance
- Comes in 250ml or 500ml re-sealable bottle
Apply to hands or feet as required. After use we recommend using soapy water to wash the product off. Do not taste or swallow and it is always best to test first on a small patch of skin to check for any reaction. Do not put on broken skin.
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Our Liquid Chalk can be used in all of your training sessions to reduce sweating and improve grip strength. It can be applied to the hands or feet to suit a range of exercises, whether that's climbing, lifting, and gymnastics.
- Improves grip
- Reduces palm sweating
- Can improve performance
- Comes in 250ml or 500ml re-sealable bottle
Apply to hands or feet as required. After use we recommend using soapy water to wash the product off. Do not taste or swallow and it is always best to test first on a small patch of skin to check for any reaction. Do not put on broken skin.
Alcohol, Magnesium, Carbonate, Thickener.
- Hard Accessories
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Effective but the smell is weird
I've used it in my handstand training and it did help me grid the bar harder when I was doing it on paralletes. The chalk covered my hand nicely and thoroughly, the extra grip and sweat absorption it provided was good. But there is an unpleasant smell in the chalk which I can get used to.
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