Gamer Grip Gaming Cream for Sweaty Hands

Great stuff!

This works in golf course to keep hands dry to hold club properly

I live in FL and sweat a lot, so my paddle grip is generally soaked through very quickly. This stuff does a pretty good job of prolonging how quickly that starts to diminish my grip. It says it should last *up to* 4 hours but I get maybe an hour (lower in summer, maybe longer in winter) before it's no longer helping. Since it needs to go on when hands are dry, can't really reapply.

Does what it says. This is actually my second bottle. Definitely a good product for gamers

I played golf on a extremely humid/hot day and only had to apply the hand cream once. It wasn't sticky and lasted a full 18 holes.

It's my first time purchasing something like this for myself. I game often, especially right now with Ms. Rona ruining everything in the world, so my hands get pretty hot/sweaty since I'm holding my PS4 controller for many hours straight. Since I usually play FPS related games, I know my fingers and hands usually move a lot when I play, so having that extra support and decrease in sweat was something on my mind lately. How do I make my hands dry, but with grip? I wanted to look up something that was cost effective but at least with enough reviews for me to try and use. This one seemed like a pretty good deal, so I said why not yknow? First reactions is that the application is normal. It kinda felt like a mixture of lotion, sanitizer, and a dry sticky solution all in one. I'm sure the competing products feel the same forsure. I played for about 2 hours and I already felt my hands getting sweaty like normal. It says it would last up to 4 hours but it was 2 hours short. I didnt want to reapply over and over just to have better grip, since the bottle isnt that big. I'd say the next time I'll apply a little more than I did as described (pea size) and then see from there. For now, my review stays firm at 3 stars. It works, but I'm sure it can be better. In hindsight, how much better can something be to decrease sweat from your hands while you game? I could be asking for too much, but oh well. It aint that expensive so I'd say try it. If you dont like it, its all good, the bottle aint that big lol.

Works well. Played for 4 hrs and only applied once. 85 degrees but low humidity.

If I could give this a negative star rating, I would. But unfortunately, I cannot. So a one star rating will have to do. Where do I begin? How about all of the bogus, false claims this waste of a product makes. I'll go down the list. - "Improves your grip when gaming" This couldn't be further from the truth. Once I had followed all of the application directions & applied the pea-sized amount it suggested, my grip was actually worse than it was before. When I was firmly holding on to my Xbox One controller during a heated Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare match, I could slowly feel my grip loosening around my controller. This product does not under any circumstances, improve your grip. It worsens it. - "Hands stay dry for up to 4 hours" This has to be the most laughable of the claims. My palmar hyperhidrosis symptoms range from moderate to extremely severe depending on the circumstance. Even with the product fully applied, I could instantly feel the moisture trying to escape through my palms. I felt this almost immediately during the start of gameplay. It is a very nerve-racking & uncomfortable feeling (especially when you suffer from some form of OCD). I prefer my old method of dealing with the moisture during lengthy gaming sessions by setting my controller down, washing my hands thoroughly, drying them completely, & returning to my game. I find myself repeating these steps more frequently than I would like, but I get infinitely better results versus using this pathetic product. - "Blocks sweat at the source before it starts!" Again, couldn't be further from the truth. As I just stated previously, the cream actually induces sweat. As unbelievable as this was, it actually made my palmar hyperhidrosis more severe. My palms felt so clammy that I almost became sick thinking about it. - "Dries clear and leaves no residue" I'm not sure what GamerGrip defines as "clear", but this certainly isn't the case. The combination of the extra moisture that the cream induced with the cream itself created a very clammy/sticky texture. While it is true that the product itself leaves no visible residue, the excess moisture coupled with the feel of the cream itself more than substitute as actual residue. - "Will not stain controllers or clothing" While I have not tested the clothing bit, what I can confirm is that this product does indeed stain parts of your controller. After only playing one match in Call of Duty & deciding that I couldn't bear the feeling anymore, I closely inspected every facet of my controller to see what cosmetic damage it had endured while I was holding it. It had a few spots on the back that showed visible dry moisture marks. The buttons had crusted dry marks as well. My analog sticks suffered the worst from it. There were severe crusted thumb print marks on both sticks. Just looking at them was enough to make me sick to my stomach. I had to wet the tip of my pinky ever so slightly & rub water on each stick to get rid of the dried on thumb prints. It worked to some extent, but you can still make out the faint marks it left behind. This will in fact stain your controller in some fashion. - "Non-sticky, non-toxic, fresh scent" It's probably non-toxic & literally the only positive I can give this sorry excuse of a product is that it indeed has a fresh scent. Think spearmint gum. However, the "non-sticky" part is a complete & blatant lie. As I had described previously, it makes your palms feel quite sticky with the combination of the cream itself, & the excess moisture it causes. In conclusion, in no way does this product achieve anything it leads you to believe. It makes the already terrible condition of palmar hyperhidrosis worse & on top of that, has the potential to do some serious long-term cosmetic damage to your gaming equipment. I will never purchase any product like this ever again. You're much better off taking $12.95, dousing it with kerosene, & dropping a lit match on it. You'd get far more enjoyment wasting $12.95 that way as opposed to wasting it on a complete & total joke of a product like GamerGrip. STAY AS FAR AWAY AS HUMANELY POSSIBLE FROM THIS PRODUCT!

Apporte une bonne préhension du ballon en handball chez les jeunes (colle interdite dans la plupart des salles de sport)

This is brilliant. Had to reapply every 2 hours but did the trick. No more slippy grip on my golf clubs

Gamer Grip is a great product if you struggle with sweaty hands while gaming, working, or using a controller. It dries quickly, doesn’t feel sticky, and helps give a much better grip without leaving your hands feeling uncomfortable. It’s also useful for feet if you want extra dryness and comfort, especially in warmer weather or when wearing shoes for long periods. A small amount goes a long way, so the bottle should last a decent amount of time. Overall, it’s a simple but effective product that does what it says. Perfect for gaming, sports, or anyone who wants better grip and less sweat.

I'm an indoor boulderer. I get through a reasonable amount of chalk trying to keep my hands dry whilst projecting climbs. This has managed to keep my hands more sweat free than chalk alone, but it hasn't last through a whole session. To use squeeze a small bit onto the palm of your hands and then rub it in. It will feel quite tacky for about 30 seconds to a minute and then your hands feel really dry...not like they have dried out, but just dry. There is the faint smell of mint, or as my wife said "It smells like toothpaste." On walls it's pretty good, you need a touch of chalk to help lubricate your hands against the plastic. After about 20 minutes I started to get sweat on the ends of my finger pads, whilst the rest of my hands were fine. Obviously the ends of you fingers are likely to be in contact with plastic more often when you climb and it had been scraped off. I'm not sure how long the bottle will last, as it's very small and quite expensive. Overall it's pretty good and I prefer it to liquid chalk...use with a small amount of chalk for best results.

Scheint wohl gut zu sein sonst hätte das sich mein Sohn nicht gewünscht. 😉