DEW POINT made for pole dancers
I find I stick to the pole best when I’m slightly warm and
slightly sweaty. This “dewy” sweatiness
is what Dew Point creates. It’s a thick
clear liquid to be applied where needed.
It makes your skin a little moist and slightly sticky. This grip did not work for me personally
because I create my own sweat and it actually made things worse. However, I have a couple of dancers who
couldn’t stick well because they had such dry skin, and this is their favorite
product.
DRY HANDS made for sports and weight lifting
I see this product used most often. It helps to dry up your sweat, even repelling
water, and comes in a liquid form that turns powdery. It leaves you with a slight white residue
where applied and is a light grip aid.
Many people often use it as a base for other types of grip as well. I use it to help during times when I’m not
doing many demanding pole tricks and it tends to wear off quickly for me. I have a lot of students that favor this
product.
Best
used: For light sweating and a base for
other grip aids
iTAC2 made for sports and pole dancing
This is a much stronger grip that is very sticky and good
for strength holds. They come in a more
solid crème form. The stick is great for
strength holds and partnering, but bad for static spins or many transition
moves. It’s so effectively sticky that
when I transition it pulls at my skin and tends to result in bad bruising where
I normally don’t. When it builds up on a
pole and you get sweaty it can cause slipping and catching. This is my least favorite grip, but it is
very sticky and favored for intense pole work.
Best
used: On spinning pole
PRINCE GRIP made for tennis
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/catpage-PRINCERG.html
Best used: For moderate sweaters on spinning or static pole
- written by JAG
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