Monkey Hands Gluey Grip – Green 100 ml

Maximum pole dance grip for demanding tricks

Monkey Hands Gluey Grip Green 100 ml provides especially strong adhesion for pole dancing. Its formula helps keep the hands dry and is suitable for challenging tricks, intensive training sessions and dancers who need a particularly high level of grip.

Who is Monkey Hands Gluey Grip for?

Gluey Grip is intended for pole dancers who need stronger adhesion than a standard grip product. It can be used for demanding combinations, longer training sessions and very sweaty hands.

Product features

Monkey Hands Gluey Grip provides extra-strong grip with maximum adhesion and helps keep the hands dry. The formula contains rosin and may leave residue on the pole, other training equipment or clothing.

The product has an antibacterial formula, is vegan and cruelty-free. It is free from parabens, petrolatum and genetically modified ingredients. The packaging is made from recycled PCR plastic. Size: 100 ml.

How to use

Clean and dry your hands thoroughly before use. Apply a pea-sized amount to one palm and spread it evenly between both hands. Allow the product to dry for approximately 30 seconds. Reapply a small amount when needed.

Do not apply too much product at once, as it may not absorb properly. Small amounts can be reapplied during training.

Important cleaning information

Because Gluey Grip contains rosin, it may leave residue. Clean the pole and other training equipment immediately after training while the residue is still fresh. Check your studio’s rules regarding the use of grip products.

Monkey Hands Gluey or Sticky?

Gluey Grip provides particularly strong adhesion but may leave residue. Monkey Hands Sticky Grip provides strong additional grip and is formulated to leave no residue on the pole or clothing. Choose the product according to your preferred grip level and training needs.

Please note

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. A patch test on a small area of skin is recommended before first use.