DG Max Wax
A disc-golf-specific grip-wax company offering reusable wax products for improved hand and disc grip.
Guide
The chalk bags, grip wax, gloves, and towels disc golfers use to keep a throwing hand dry and steady in heat, rain, or cold.
A pouch of chalk or a drying blend clips to a backpack or cart and is squeezed against the hand between throws. The usual answer to summer sweat.
Grip wax works the other way round, going onto the fingers to add tack, which suits a player who would rather not carry loose chalk dust about.
A glove built for the throwing hand holds a grip in cold or wet weather, and is often sold one hand at a time, because only one of them throws.
A dedicated towel, sometimes paired with a cleaning tool, deals with a wet hand and a muddy disc, which are two separate problems on a soaked course.
A disc-golf-specific grip-wax company offering reusable wax products for improved hand and disc grip.
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