White Widow Liquid

Th is stuff is great. A drop the size of a pea lasts at least 4 hours

Drys quick. Washes off easy with water. Provides a solid grip at the gym. Very good product.

Avid climber of 4 years, usually dealing with ultra sweaty hands. I have found that this product makes for an excellent base coat before I start my sessions, and noticeably helps when I use it. One note of caution, since this item contains resin it can lead to an issue where it builds up on the climbing holds and makes them excessively glossy. This is not a product I would recommend applying multiple times during a session to avoid this issue.

works great little goes a long way plus great smell if you work out at a chalk free gym like me i highly recommend these

I've gone through several different brands of liquid chalk. Most take too long to dry but they all wipe off after a few lifts. I tend to have really sweaty hands, and I can't have my chalk wearing off after just 3 reps on 315 as I do not use straps. This stuff is God-tier. It dries quickly and just sticks around. I usually apply once before each lift and it'll stick for all of my sets. Previously, I'd have to apply more frequently. After finding this stuff, it's my go-to brand. Highly recommended.

Got this specifically for deadlifting so I don’t have to carry a whole Tupperware and block in my bag. Tried using this during a PR, slips out of my hands like nothing was on it. Funny enough, the chalk got stuck to my barbell so I had to spend an extra 10 mins trying to brush it off when with a chalk block it would’ve been a 15 second brush for my barbell. If ONLY that applied to my hands then this would’ve been an excellent product.

my go-to chalk. not sure if it just me, but I typically need to reapply multiple time during a session which is typical of any style of chalk. main benefit (obviously) is that it creates much less dust and you can be sneaky sneaky at your local globo-gym.

I recommend the regular Black Widow Spider Chalk (same company) in the black bottle over this. This extreme chalk is okay but it is not as grippy as the regular chalk. I lift weights as well as row (single scull on the water and C2 erg indoors). I have been five-star happy with their regular chalk for lifting. If that's your use case, get the regular chalk. I tried this because their regular chalk does not stay on the hands through an entire rowing session. This extreme chalk mentions that it's good in humid environments. I live in the south east US and, during July and August, it's usually 95 - 98% humidity and quite warm when I row. Plus, I'm rowing on a lake with water steaming off, so let's call it 100% humidity. This extreme chalk did not last any longer on my hands than the regular chalk and is less grippy. To my fellow scullers looking for a solution to sweaty hands, try their regular chalk. Apply it to your hands just before geting in the boat. Take the bottle with you if you're rowing more than 5K. It'll start failing around 4500m and you'll definitely want to rechalk at 5K. To rechalk while in the boat, just squirt a line of it on one handle at a time and spread it around on your and and the handle. Then repeat on the other side. It's easy and only takes about 30 seconds to dry. Your grip will be rock solid for at least 3000m.