CHALKLESS
Always in control.
Clean hands, maximum control. For every set, every rep and every competition. No white powder, no mess, just grip.
More pressure.
Less control.
As soon as the handle feels loose, your hand automatically responds by clenching harder. That is a biomechanical compensation for a friction problem. But too tight a grip changes your elbow angle, your wrist position, and the timing of your stroke. You are fighting your handle instead of playing the point.
If you solve the friction problem, you no longer need to compensate.
Firm grip. During every point.
One application. Full match control. Grip from warm-up to the very last rally.
Before you step on court
Less than 10 seconds. Once per match.
Apply a small amount to your palms. Less than you think.
Distribute it evenly. Cover your fingers, palm, and the fingertips you use for grip changes.
Time for the warm-up. You're ready.
Built for the real deal.
When used correctly, the product leaves no residue on your overgrip or base grip. Your grip tape lasts longer and performs better.
One application before warming up is enough for the entire game. For three sets, without reapplying in between.
Heat, humidity, indoors or out: the formula is hydrophobic and holds up in all conditions.
When the handle stays stable, you automatically stop squeezing. That means less tension in your forearm and more control over your shots.
Your racket slips less in your hand. With Chalkless, you have 70% more grip on your racket.
The formula is gentle on the skin.
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Questions answered
No. You apply Chalkless to your hands before you pick up the racket. Used correctly, the product leaves nothing on the grip tape. The grip feels exactly the same. Your hand just stops sliding on it.
No. Applied correctly, you should feel nothing on your hands once it is worked in. If they feel like there is a layer on them, you have used too much.
Yes. The formula is hydrophobic and holds up in heat and high humidity. Summer outdoor matches and sweltering indoor courts are both covered.
The 8G bottle lasts around 50 matches, depending on how generously you apply it and how often you top up.
No. For most players this is not necessary. If the match runs very long or conditions are extreme, a small top-up between the second and third set is more than enough.