Chalkless
Grip Enhancer, 8 g Bottle
$24.95
What goes on Riley's hands before the buzzer. Dry grip that isn't chalk, from Ben Stoeger's shop.
A grip powder that works differently from chalk. Chalkless is silica silylate, one of the lightest solids there is, and the formulation is part oleophilic and part hydrophobic: it absorbs the oil off your skin and repels the sweat. Rubbed onto dry hands it leaves an ultra-thin, transparent coating that adds texture and contact area, which the maker describes as an invisible glove with billions of gripping points. It lasts, it's non-toxic, and it comes off with soap and water. Hands have to be completely dry before it goes on. The same stuff is sold for tennis and golf grips; Ben Stoeger's shop carries it for the pistol side. 0.28 oz, 8 g, in the shaker bottle; also sold in single-use packets.
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