Chalk & chalk bags
Climbing chalk (magnesium carbonate) dries sweaty hands for a better grip. It comes loose, in blocks, in refillable chalk balls, or as liquid chalk, which leaves a thin coat as it dries. Some climbing walls limit loose chalk to keep dust down, so check before you go. For a chalk bag, consider an opening wide enough for your hand, a closure that stops spills, and a brush holder.
27 brands
From the shops
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Chalk & chalk bags
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Alpkit
United Kingdom · 2004
Partly made in EuropeArc'teryx
Canada · 1989
Partly made in EuropeAustrialpin
Austria · 1996
Made in EuropeBeal
France · 1951
Partly made in EuropeBlack Diamond
United States · 1989
Partly made in EuropeBoreal
Spain · 1975
Made in EuropeCAMP
Italy · 1889
Partly made in EuropeClimbing Technology
Italy
Partly made in EuropeDMM
United Kingdom · 1981
Made in EuropeEdelrid
Germany · 1863
Partly made in EuropeEdelweiss
France
Evolv
United States · 2003
Friction Labs
United States · 2013
La Sportiva
Italy · 1928
Partly made in EuropeMad Rock
United States · 2002
Mammut
Switzerland · 1862
Partly made in EuropeMetolius
United States · 1983
Millet
France · 1921
Moon Climbing
United Kingdom · 2002
Partly made in EuropeOcun
Czech Republic · 1998
Partly made in EuropePetzl
France · 1975
Partly made in EuropeRed Chili
Germany · 1996
Simond
France · 1860
Partly made in EuropeSinging Rock
Czech Republic · 1992
Made in EuropeSo iLL
United States · 1997
Partly made in EuropeTendon
Czech Republic · 2005
Made in EuropeWild Country
Italy · 1977

