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Clap Balm Hockey Hand Deodorant Review Howdy! Hope the season’s going well as you wind down and enter playoffs, and hope that summer hockey is going to be a good one for the rest of you on that part of the year! On today's blog post, we’ve got the Clap Balm review – a hockey hand deodorant that helps kill that unwanted smell we get after playing a game with our wonderful smelling mitts.  While a lot of us probably don’t mind the aroma of Eau de Hockey Glove, every loved one that has to take a sniff, or every poor fella that’s going to have to shake your hand – they probably mind just a wee bit! The Clap Balm is a simple deodorant balm that comes in a little tin.  It’s all-natural, all-Canadian makeup means that you can always be sure that what you’re using won’t harm your skin, and you’ll be supporting local Canadian businesses to boot.  With a tin being found in NHL, OHL, NCAA and Junior league dressing rooms across the continent, I was pretty excited to give it a test drive and see what it brings.   First Impressions and Long-Term Use Instructions were simple.  Open the tin, take a bit out with your fingertip, and work it into your hands.  First thing that struck me was its thicker consistency, kind of reminds me of body butter, or that Working Hands Moisturizer I keep seeing at Home Depot.  It was easy to apply and had a crisp, clean scent to it. I by no means have the nastiest of hands after a game, but the salty scent of sweat does tend to cling to my hands, so I enlisted the sweaty Vikings that are my teammates to see if we can find out if there’s a pair of hands that smell too bad for this balm! The balm played exactly as advertised, chewing through even the crustiest of hands and leaving them smelling pretty fresh.  The Clap Balm seemed to work well enough that the smells aren’t noticeable, as a teammate’s wife didn’t even complain when he put his hands on her face for a smooch. We’re about a few weeks into the use of the clap balm and my linemates and I pre