Spin iT Football Grip Spray - Firm Grip With or Without Football Gloves - Compliment to Football Training Equipment & Football Accessories - Increased Football Grip Playing Youth Football (2 oz)

Don't usually write reviews but the thank you letter they sent with the order has prompted me to. I coach basketball as well as still play. Couple years ago, I saw a player on tv spray some stuff on his hands during a game and I thought maybe I should look into something like that because I was always licking my fingers to get better grip on the ball while I played. I've bought this brand now two or three times. I like it because it is not TOO sticky like some of the other brands but is just tacky enough to do exactly the job I want. Which is a little extra stick to the ball while shooting and dribbling. This can come in handy, of course, if the balls aren't the greatest or the floor is dustier than it should be and it has also kept me from licking my fingers all the time which isn't the most sanitary thing to do while playing a contact sport like basketball. Couple of my players have occasionally borrowed this brand from me and have liked it as well. I'll be "sticking" with this brand from now on.

It was amazing

Love it for competitive handgun shooting, helps me get a tighter grip due to some arthritis in my hands

Works better on ball and hands than gloves. Bottle will leak is reason for 4 stars if you carry it in a bag.

Playing rugby with calloused hands means I do not usually struggle with grip, but in wet conditions or during high-intensity scrums, a good hand grip spray makes a noticeable difference. I have tried a few different brands, and the best ones provide a tacky feel without being overly sticky or leaving too much residue. A good grip spray should help secure the ball in hand without making it feel like my fingers are glued together. I prefer sprays over grip wax or chalk because they are quick to apply and do not wear off as fast, even when sweating or playing in the rain. Some sprays last an entire match, while others need reapplication at halftime, which is something to consider when choosing a brand. One thing I have noticed is that not all grip sprays work well with existing callouses. Some formulas dry out my hands too much, making my skin crack, while others leave a slick film if I apply too much. The best method I have found is spraying a light layer onto my palms and fingers, rubbing my hands together, and letting it set for a few seconds before handling the ball. Some teammates prefer spraying directly onto the ball, but I find that makes it feel unnatural when passing. After games, I always make sure to wash it off properly because any leftover residue combined with sweat can make my callouses rougher. Overall, a good grip spray is a solid addition to my gear, especially in wet or muddy conditions, but finding the right one takes some trial and error.

Added no stick to the gloves at all. Actually made them less sticky and once dried turned in to a flaky white powder. Only used one spray each glove.

My son says it works better on bare hands instead of his gloves. He wanted it for his gloves to be stickier

This works great for all sports I have used 3 other types and this is the one im sticking too! Even use this as tack spray on footballs. Let it dry fro an hour or so then buff it. Its way to sticky after wax but let it dry then buff it and its the best!

Really great grip . Only sprayed gloves once

Bien

I have both used this product on my sports gloves and on my bare hand. It provides great assistance with grip even when it is raining. I would defiantly purchase this product again.

Bought this to make my sons football gloves sticky again works great makes gloves work like brand new

this is a great product hard to drop a pass when this is on