This is one of those answers that it is "to each his own".
Not exactly sure what a "dry" chain lube is. That's an oxymoron.
I personally use Bel-Ray's Motorcycle lube. Reviews speak for themselves. To me, it works pretty good at penetrating the chain to get to the O rings and it goes on white so you can see what areas you hit. It also does a good job at sticking to the chain so as long you let it dry, you won't get much residue flying off. Have never had any chain issues.
Not exactly sure what a "dry" chain lube is. That's an oxymoron.
I personally use Bel-Ray's Motorcycle lube. Reviews speak for themselves. To me, it works pretty good at penetrating the chain to get to the O rings and it goes on white so you can see what areas you hit. It also does a good job at sticking to the chain so as long you let it dry, you won't get much residue flying off. Have never had any chain issues.