what do people use to keep the disc from slipping out of their hands
i saw this product called disc dry and wondered if it worked
i noticed poeple using dirt inform of the hand to get rid of the moisture but for me would that make the disc slip more

I wear a visor to keep me from wiping my brow... /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

J. Michael Barry showed me something baseball players use called "Gorilla Gold Grip Enhancer".

I found some locally with a google search and it works really well. I would probably only use it in wet conditions but I don't see why you couldn't use it all the time.

There are several people I see who use birdie bags to get some grip when their hands start to get sweaty. What's the problem you're having? Sweaty.. dried out?

try this


dry hands (http://www.dryhands.com/)

Dry hands is the answer. I have sweaty hands and this stuff keeps me dry. Birdie bags work very well also.

Any rosin bag will work...

i have both problems when playing on hotter days i get sweaty hands but if i am not sweating i ussually have dry skinned palms
my hands tend to have a lot of callouses and dead skin on them

birdie bags

cheap and incredibally effective

you can get through most disc golf retailers - I usually use Sun King for them.

birdie bags

cheap and incredibally effective

you can get through most disc golf retailers - I usually use Sun King for them.



Yep. I add one onto any order that's more than one disc. They're great. I have a nasty tendency to lose them though...

Just lick my index, thumb and middle finger, I like a little moisture.

Just lick my index, thumb and middle finger, I like a little moisture.



Apparently you don't have poison ivy or goose poo on your course. :p

I use my fingers . . . but when they get slippery from dew or sweat or whatever, I use either a chalk bag or a birdie bag. I prefer the chalk bag.


what do people use to keep the disc from slipping out of their hands

Here's a great product. (http://www.frizmart.com/pd_griprite_rosin_sack.cfm) Saved many of my rounds in the 100 degree heat!

acadamy sports has rosin bags , 99 cents

Wouldn't a rosin bag leave residue on the disc creating more aded weight?

Try using Corn Huskers lotion, I've been using it for over 15 years.

I use corn huskers oil

birdie bags

cheap and incredibally effective

you can get through most disc golf retailers - I usually use Sun King for them.

Dirt is the least expensive

I use to the dirt thing but I cut my hand one time and I got tired of my hand being dirty

try this


dry hands (http://www.dryhands.com/)



I bought some of this because I have a big problem with grip in the rain. I have had one really rainy day. I was throwing Champion plastic and getting excellent grip (I actually thought better than in dry conditions, but maybe it was just that I was paying attention more). Anyway, I will continue using it. The only problem is you need to re-apply frequently, for me like once every 4 drives.

You apply it as a liquid, and it dries as a powder. I have never used pine tar, but it seems like it would be very sticky. This stuff is not.

http://www.holabirdsports.com/m/Miscellaneous/Grip-Enhancement/All/p1/060084.htm

This product is my favorite. Goes on wet, then dries to a film, and lasts at least 1 hour of sweaty raquetball. I use it for softball too.