Football Grip Spray – Football Sticky Spray for Gloves – Football Spray Grip – Firm Grip Spray for Football Gloves – Dry Hands Rosin Spray – 2oz Spray Bottle

My daughter will be playing flag football soon and will need this to up her game.

Perform as advertised

Got this for my daughter’s football gloves. Works really well.

I used this grip spray for sports activities. I can't really think of a reason to use the grip spray for other daily activities, but it worked satisfactory for sports. I tested it first for sand volleyball. As autumn has come on, the cooler temperatures make hand setting more difficult. The spray helped my grip on the volleyball to prevent a rotating set. By the end of one game of sand volleyball (about 15 minutes) the stickiness had disappeared.The grip spray was also tested while throwing a football with my son. My son sprayed it on his football gloves which improved his catching as well as tighter spirals when throwing the football. The stickiness lasted about 10 to 15 minutes on the football gloves.

Once this dries it gives great tacky feeling. I'd say this is better suited for ball handling (like QB or RB) than a substitute for receivers gloves. Great for throwing! Gives a more connected feel to the ball. In dry conditions, you might get one or two drives before it wears off the portions of the hand that make connection with the ball. In the parts of the hand where the ball doesn't touch (like the center of the palm) the sticky stays for a long time and takes more friction than washing to get it off.

At first this seemed like a very promising grip spray. It comes out as a fine mist, but dries quickly due to the alcohol content and feels very sticky on hands/gloves/footballs within 10-20 seconds.My son and I marveled at how easy it was to catch a football after we sprayed his silicone football gloves. But after just a few catches, he noticed that the gloves didn't feel sticky anymore. Some of the stickiness had transferred to the ball, but that soon dissipated as well.We tried subsequent applications, but it was always the same: at first it felt very sticky like pine sap, and then a minute later the effect was all but gone. My guess is that dust and dirt from the ball/ground neutralize the effect of the spray. Although for good measure we sprayed his gloves before football practice, and in the 5 minute drive to the field, the gloves had lost their stickiness without touching anything at all.On the plus side, it smells really nice, somewhat reminiscent of pine sap. But that's not why we got this.1.5/5 stars. Very disappointed that the sticky effect is so short-lived.

Game changer grip spray. I especially like it for throwing football, though it works great for catching as well. I have small hands so it can be hard to get a good grip on a football when throwing without it slipping, but this grip helps a ton and I have a much better grip and better throws!

Wears off after 5 minutes.