SpartaFlex 8.5 Oz Pro Liquid Chalk for Weightlifting Chalk, Rock Climbing, Gymnastics, Lifting Chalk, Hand Chalk for Weight Lifting, Gym Chalk for Powerlifting, Liquid Grip Liquid Chalk Climbing

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Its perfect and does the job! grip is drastically improved and it washes off very easily with water

Alongside other brands, I've been using this for the past three months for general weightlifting. Liquid chalks are pretty straightforward products, and comparatively to alternatives, this one does the job just fine and has a reasonable concentration of chalk in it.I noticed others being confused on how much to use. Someone gave a poor rating, and mentioned being disappointed over the fact that a 'pea sized' amount wasn't sufficient. Nowhere on the bottle or Amazon listing does it claim this.Just for this review, I went ahead and measured out a reasonable amount, and the sweet spot seems to be around 1/4 teaspoon, which is 1.25mL or 1/200th of the bottle, coming in at 12.5 cents per application for the current price of $24.95. This is for both hands, which is enough for a good coating, without excessiveness. You could likely get away with less though.Speaking of the price- it's not necessarily a cheap product, but it hasn't increased at all within the past three months, which is reasonable, unlike some of the other products in the fitness space, whose sellers have inflated by insanely disproportionate values.Another complaint I saw frequently was how liquid chalk was somehow 'inferior' to solid chalks. I'm really not sure how people came to that conclusion. I can say for a fact that liquid chalk spreads more evenly, and gets further into the grooves of your hands, making it less flaky.Just to make sure I wasn't missing out, I gave hard chalk another try. It's not worth it. You'll have to reapply it after every set, and I gave up before the end of my session, switching back to liquid. Some people must just love shedding chalk everywhere and aggravating the poor cleaners.Excluding those who received broken bottles with dry chalk, the lowest star ratings seemed to have came from the fact that it 'takes too long to dry'.From my experience, with a reasonable portion, as outlined above, it dries within 20-30 seconds. I noticed that the majority of people complaining about these were using it for fitness and weightlifting purposes. Perhaps they're squirting bucketloads onto themselves to cope with their own regression, noticing half the bottle takes too long to dry, and tryna blame the manufacturer...You can do what you want, but if you're doing lifts that *require* chalk, you should have far more time than 30 seconds to spare between sets to reapply if needed. Once you finish a set, don't just sit there going back to scrolling on your phone -- see if you need more, and if so, just reapply a few drops. Once you've finished your rest, it'll be dry...The ingredients show that they've used alcohol to speed up the evaporation, making it already faster than normal water-based liquids, and it also has colophonium to give it a better stick, which also adds a nice faint lemony scent, mixing well with that of the alcohol.Considering I use it two times per week and only need to apply it twice for my two hour sessions -- because chalks unnecessary for every single set -- I believe it's of good value, and will likely be repurchasing once my bottle runs out.

As described - great chalk for deadlifts etc

Top liquid chalk products I’ve ever used. It sets quick, regardless of if you use a lot or a little. It notable helps with grip during deadlifts. The bottle lasts for a very long time, even if going 5 days a week. Very worth the money spent on it, would buy it again