💪 Enhance Your Pole Dancing Performance with Trick-Tac Beeswax Infused Grip Towel - Large 9" X 18 Review

This is Trick-Tac, this stuff has a good reputation. This is a reliable addition for sweaty or dry skin and can be applied directly to the bar. Since my problem is excessive sweating, I apply it over an antiperperant. I love that it doesn't make you so sticky that you can't do static spins, but it's sticky enough that I can safely catch my drips with it. Napkins last a long time, and the manufacturer seems to be right to care. polar community. Along with mine I received a small handwritten note

I have been a professional pole dancer for 8 years and this is the best skin grip I have ever experienced. For me itac is too aggressive and the dew point is too oily and causes slippage. Trick Tack is quite sticky but not harsh on the skin. It's also very easy to remove residue with water (again something very difficult with itac). Anyone complaining about having trouble grabbing your hand is because it's not designed to grab your hand. I use it by putting a towel on the spot where I need to…

pshsh read other reviews. Confused by the phrase "it makes the bar slippery" lol! It's really just a matter of cleaning the bar and removing all buildup from hand and body products, but keeping the bar in good condition to swing and dance on. Buy it! It's not a waste of time, and if you don't like the feel of the bar you get a different level of experience, which isn't bad. You really have to work a little harder when you're used to a dirty bar. I also bought the X Cleans Pole Cleaner and used…

I love this grip more than dry hands or liquid grip! It doesn't dry out your hands and makes them really sticky. It makes spinning a bit more difficult statically, but if you put it on to hold/climb, you're there for good! I needed a smaller towel, but I need to cut it into smaller squares so the pieces stay fresh longer. I used a corner of the towel and the stick lasted a very long time! I will buy medium size again. I don't know how else to convince you, but please try this grip. It's…