Sahara pole grip gel - 50 ml

Sahara Pole Grip Gel is a high-performance anti-slip grip aid designed to improve hand traction during pole dance, aerial fitness, calisthenics, and gym workouts. Its advanced formula is powered by modified silica and alcohol, but unlike traditional silica-based grips, Sahara uses a hybrid silica compound. When applied to your hands, it removes excess oils and sebum while forming a super-hydrophobic layer that repels sweat and moisture. This keeps your hands dry, matte, and stable, even during intense pole sessions. Sahara delivers the firm, chalk-like hold of classic grip powders with the smooth, long-lasting performance of modern gel formulas—perfect for dancers who need reliable grip for longer training sessions.

No. Sahara Pole Grip Gel is clean and residue-free. Its unique texture ensures the active grip particles settle into the natural lines of your skin instead of sitting on the surface. This minimizes transfer to the pole and prevents visible buildup or white marks on clothing. It’s a mess-free grip solution that keeps your pole spotless and your hands ready to move.

The long-lasting formula of Sahara typically provides up to 30 minutes or more of solid grip, depending on your body chemistry, training intensity, and conditions. Unlike many other grip aids, Sahara stays effective for extended use—but as your hands rub against the pole, some particles may gradually wear off. If you notice a decrease in grip strength, you can reapply a thin layer—no need to completely wash your hands in between.

Yes, absolutely—but less is more. Apply a tiny amount to reactivate the existing grip on your skin.
Over-applying can make your hands feel tacky or slick, so it’s best to add sparingly. Pro tip: Avoid washing your hands too often during training; just reapply lightly when needed to maintain consistent grip control.

Yes! Sahara works in any environment—whether it’s hot and humid, cold and dry, or anywhere in between.
Because its hydrophobic particles interact directly with your skin (not the pole surface), the product remains stable and effective even when temperature or humidity levels fluctuate. It’s your all-weather pole grip gel—perfect for studios, outdoor training, and performance stages alike.

Sahara contains a small amount of alcohol for faster drying, which may feel slightly dehydrating on very dry or sensitive skin. If you have cuts, blisters, or open wounds, the alcohol may sting—so it’s best to avoid applying on broken skin. For regular use, pair Sahara with a moisturizing pole balm or hand cream after training to keep your hands nourished.

If your grip feels off, the most common reasons are: using too much product, applying on damp or sweaty skin, rubbing your hands too soon after application. To fix it: wash your hands with soap and water, dry thoroughly, and reapply a smaller amount. Proper application ensures a dry-touch, non-sticky grip that enhances your hold instantly.

Not necessarily. If your grip simply starts to fade, you can apply a thin top-up layer without washing.
However, if your hands feel slick or heavy with product buildup, it’s best to wash and dry them before reapplying for maximum effect.

It’s not recommended to use Sahara Gel on open wounds or irritated skin. Because it contains alcohol, it can cause stinging or discomfort. Wait until your skin has healed before using again to avoid irritation.

While both Sahara and GoGrip use silica, their grip technology is completely different. GoGrip relies on traditional silica that absorbs sweat and moisture—acting like a sponge. Once your hands become too sweaty, the silica loses its effectiveness, and you must wash and reapply to regain grip. Sahara, on the other hand, uses modified hydrophobic silica, which repels moisture instead of absorbing it.This means the active layer stays on your skin even after wiping your hands with a towel, giving you longer, more stable grip performance without frequent reapplication. Simply put: GoGrip absorbs; Sahara repels.That’s why Sahara delivers a stronger, longer-lasting hold—perfect for pole dancers who want maximum control, minimal mess, and extended endurance.