II for Hands and feet That Sweat

This is so helpful! I play golf in Hilton Head SC. It is so hot and humid that sometimes the back of my hands sweat. With a tiny dab of this in the palm of my hand, I can grip my golf club with confidence. Con - it is very thin, so you have to be careful when applying. I keep it upright and just tip it slightly to apply a small dot about the size of a pea. If you don’t pay attention, you will see that far too much comes out and is wasted.

I use it for pole, and it works like a charm for my sweaty hands, feet, inner thighs....etc. I stick much better to the apparatus when using this product correctly (don't be that person who doesn't follow the directions).

This works for pole dancing but you have to use it right. It's not like dry hands and it won't make your slippery hands better during training. You have to put it on dry palms about half an hour before training.

Highly Recommend

I am a pole dancer and my hands get extremely sweaty. I was apprehensive about purchasing this product until I read the reviews. The Tite Grip works EXTREMELY well with Dry Hands. I usually put the Tite Grip on first, let it dry for about 5 minutes then I apply the Dry Hands. This helps me grip the pole better and my hands aren't slippery at all.

I have used most pole grip aids and nothing works as well for me as Tite Grip II. I can use it on the pole and on my body. The only down side is that it oxidizes on the pole after a while and can leave a tint on your hands. Any citrus juice removes the "stain" so no worries!

I liked this product the 1st time I ordered it. The recent purchase is terrible!! It doesn’t work!! It’s very “runny and thin” like water. It doesn’t stick either. Maybe it as a bad batch?? A refund would be appreciated. Dave

Not what I expected. I am a pole dancer and You have to wait 30 minutes till you can get on the pole . After the 30 minutes, it's powdery and uou do not at have a real good grip . It dries out your hands as expected but not good gripping