Safe Hands Ball Grip Spray 750ml

Wet, cold game days are where hands slip and possession gets coughed up. Safe Hands Ball Grip Spray is a 750ml grip spray you apply to the hands to add traction when the conditions are against you, and it doubles as a pre-taping base that helps strapping tape grab the skin. It suits rugby league, AFL and any code played in the wet.

The spray goes on fast and dries quickly, so a player can treat both hands on the sideline and get back on without waiting around. Used before strapping, it acts as a tacky base for rigid tape to grip. That makes it a two-job product for a trainer's bag: grip for the hands, and a firmer bond under the tape.

It's built for wet and cold game-day conditions, the days when ball security decides the result. The 750ml bottle is sized for a squad, so a club can treat a full bench across a run of sessions rather than reaching for a small can.

Features

• Adds grip and traction for handling the ball
• Doubles as a pre-taping base to help tape grab the skin
• Built for wet and cold game-day conditions
• Sprays on fast and dries quickly
• 750ml bottle sized for a full squad
• Sold alongside the strapping tape it works under

Specifications

• Volume: 750ml
• Brand: Safe Hands
• SKU: 124204
• Application: spray onto hands, or onto the skin as a pre-taping base
• Use: ball handling and tape adhesion

Usage

Spray a light, even coat onto clean hands, rub it in, and give it a few seconds to dry before you handle the ball. As a taping base, spray the area first, let it turn tacky, then apply the strapping tape over the top. Reapply through the game as the grip wears off.

Care and storage

Store the bottle at room temperature, out of direct sun and away from heat, with the cap on between uses.

Common questions

What does it actually do? Two jobs. It adds grip on the hands for handling the ball, and it works as a tacky base under strapping tape.

Does it help tape stick? Yes. Used as a pre-taping base it gives rigid tape a tackier surface to grip.

How big is it? 750ml, enough to treat a squad across a run of sessions.

Does it work in the wet? It's made for wet and cold conditions, where hands slip and the ball is hard to hold.

Straptor stocks it next to the tape and the rest of the strapping accessories a trainer carries, so a club can order the grip spray and the tape that goes over it in one go. As a pre-taping base it pairs with the rigid strapping tape range, and you can browse every width in the tape line-up alongside it. Straptor is Australian owned and run, with national dispatch, a Bendigo walk-in counter, and phone advice from people who strap tape for a living.