Black Widow Liquid Chalk No Mess Weightlifting Gym Chalk, Lab-Grade, Skin-Friendly Safe Ingredients, Made in the USA

This chalk works great. Long lasting, smells great and leaves a great grip

Very good no mess clean and smells pretty good very valuable purchase haven’t had any problems yet lasts pretty much the whole workout

I have been workingout for 17+ years....Hard!! Used to power lift a lot. Now I just work out like a beast. This liquid chalk is the best. Works exactly as advertised. Nothing beats ur natural grip, builds strong hands and forearms and with this product it will allow you to focus on ur form and rest assured ur hands will be locked to iron. I use about a dime/nickel size amount (less will definitely work) it’s all preference. U rub hands together to cover and let dry. I like to blow on my hands and drys in 5 seconds. Goes on milky clear and drys like regular chalk... except!!!! No mess!!! I have tested even on a black shirt. Plus no mess on the gym floors or all over. I do re apply multiple times as I am in the gym for about and hour and a half And sweat a ton.

I bought this bottle back in March and just ran out this past deadlift session 5 1/2-6 months later. This stuff works great! Much cleaner than traditional chalk blocks/powdered chalk and much easier to store in my gym bag. This works especially well for places that don’t allow chalk due to the mess it creates(which is my current gyms rule). I have used powdered chalk as well and I won’t say that the liquid chalk is superior in gripping strength, but it is close enough that I did not have to drop weight due to losing grip. The plus side of this chalk is it is fast to use, and there is no clean up other than washing your hands at the end of your workout which you’d do with powdered chalk too.

I've tried a couple liquid chalks that I've liked - this and Power Grip. Of the two, this one is far more "chalky", yet the other provides better grip (if that makes sense). Now, don't take that as an endorsement of the competitor, because really it depends entirely on your goal for the product. If you literally want a liquid chalk, Black Widow beats out the competitor. If you're looking for maximum grip possible, including a bit of "sticky-ness" which will hold past the point where your own grip would have failed, this is not the product for you. If you want a liquid chalk that will perform the same way as normal chalk - ie: provide dryness, a small amount of extra grip support but still rely mainly on your own grip strength, Black Widow is the product for you. It's going to keep your first rep feeling like your last rep as far as moisture and bar grippability go. The only negative? It is a little messier. But I'll take that, because compared to real chalk it is as close as I've seen liquid get in actual use and the mess is negligible. My grip gets stronger, but I'm not having to deal with sweat negatively affecting the bar feel. Will definitely pick up some more Black Widow - the price is great though, and I have so much that it'll be a while. Definitely a plus. Wow, that's a long review for a liquid chalk. Priorities straight here, guys.

Been using this chalk for about two weeks with kettlebell training. I live in a humid area and sweat a lot, and this chalk has helped keep my grip without any problems. It looks like it's wearing off after about 45 minutes, but it still keeps things dry and easy to grip for at least an hour and a half of snatches, cleans, and swings. Only takes a pea-sized amount to cover my big hands, and it doesn't stink! Should last a good while.

I do hangs almost daily. This has helped me get a great grip.

This stuff is fantastic. My gym does allow chalk, but they don't have it available. I didn't want to have a block in my bag to get all smashed into powder so I started looking at liquid chalk. After going through several reviews and videos I settled on this stuff. I've used it for about a dozen workouts now and I'm very happy with it. Some folks have said it lasts the entire workout; I haven't strictly found that to be the case. If I'm doing a long session requiring dry grippy hands (say, an hour+ session of just barbell work) I've found that I MAY have to re-apply after 30-45 minutes, but that second application lasts to the end of the workout. I'll also mention that I have excessively sweaty hands, so that probably contributes to it wearing off. I know Spider Chalk makes a White Widow Extreme version specifically do deal with extra sweaty hands, so I may try that one next. Having to occasionally re-apply isn't a big deal to me though. Another reviewer said it was powdery & came off on the barbell & their clothing - I have not experienced that.

Breaks down early I. The heat. Doesn’t last very long