What about it?
Dry n’ Glide is a specially engineered talc designed specifically for musicians. This innovative product balances the pH levels in your hands, providing instant relief from moisture and stickiness. With its convenient roll-on applicator, applying Dry n’ Glide is effortless.
Whether you're playing guitar, bass, ukulele, or piano, Dry n’ Glide ensures your hands stay dry and your instruments remain clean. Say goodbye to slippery fingers and hello to enhanced performance with Dry n’ Glide.
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Why DRY n' Glide?
It's all in the hands! Every seasoned pro knows that your hands play a crucial role in shaping your tone and feel while playing. They dictate your picking technique, how smoothly your fingers glide over the strings, and how effectively you extract rich sound from every note. However, your hands can also be your instrument's greatest adversary; the acids left behind can corrode strings and damage valuable hardware. Protect your gear while enhancing your performance with the right hand care solutions.
PH balancing – Keeps your hands comfortable.
Instant drying – Eliminates moisture and stickiness.
Easy application – Roll-on design for quick use.
“Dry n’ Glide has become an essential part of my nightly ritual. There are two or three points during the show where I run back and apply more. I’ve never had a real problem with sweat or moisture but I didn’t realize how much of a difference it makes and how much it was impeding my playing and my feel until used Dry n’ Glide. Over the last couple years, we have been doing 90% outdoor shows in humid climate. When it is wet and sticky and we’re playing 3 ½ hour shows, having Dry n’ Glide has been huge. Now I can’t Imagine getting through a set without it”.
Richard Fortus
Guitarist for Guns'n Roses
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