Annex Extra Sticky Pine Tar - Squeeze Tube

A little bit goes far. Very good value and better than other "pine tar" sticks

In Sweden my husband always used pine tar to put on wounds and skin cuts. It was magical. No infections and the wounds or tears healed fast. Just a drop or so is needed if a small tear, more if a bigger one. We will buy this again when we run out. It is hard to find this. We used to get big cans when we went to get horse feed. Now most feed stores in the Bay Area close to us do not carry it. Hopefully this product will not go away. I always used this on any tears or wounds on my horses too.

I use this for baseball wood bats, no grip. The Pine Tar itself, is a little more viscous that I am used to using. It comes out more watery, than a typical tar applicator, with the rag. Keep this in mind when applying it, because it will run. The best use of this product is to combine with baseball dirt/clay/sand, and it will begin to congeal, making it more useful. No complaints, just wasn't expecting the consistency, nor were a few of my teammates when they tried it. Beats the glue sticks though, for cold days.

This product is perfect for gripping your bat. It worked perfectly. Used it on wooden and on an aluminum bat. Worked great on both.I would recommend this product

We use it for football on rainy days. Little cheat code I call it. But not a single fumble for my 10 yr old 😂

Did what it said it would do

Best pine tar I have found for my team. We are a wooden bat league and we use the pine tar daily and the players prefer it to the sticky stick.

Not sticky at all!! It’s more greasy than anything