6oz Competition Quality Loose Chalk

From a Reddit thread about best products for dealing with/reducing rock climbing calluses, I stumbled on this product. The chalk I'm using has been tried by others at least five times. Trying this chalk led me to conclude that despite the noticeable differences between the other chalks, I had never been drawn to anything that I would like to purchase again. A participant on Reddit claimed that this chalk moisturized your hands in comparison with other products. So far I've only climbed one time with this chalk, so I cannot be certain how accurate that claim is, but after climbing just once I am inclined to think that that is likely a true statement OR the placebo effect works, either way I will keep buying this chalk for years to come.

Dream Browning

| May 13, 2021

Not at all. Stay with us. This is on. That's my. You have hands. My favorite chalk is probably this stuff because it lasts much longer than most of the other chalk I've tried, so I have to reapply it up a single pitch across several time intervals. As well as having a weird texture, it is fluffy/powdery. My chalk bag is going out the window and I've got cheap stuff on hand.

Rosalie Hahn

| Oct 20, 2020

There have been some great reviews for Primo chalk, so I was excited to try it. Rock climbing, on the other hand, is definitely not an option, as it hurts my skin and turns greasy when sweating. In fact, the skin on my fingertips has always been peeling since I’ve begun climbing, but not because I’ve grown This problem persists no matter what chalk I use. I suspect it is caused by chalk. Based on reviews I read on Primo chalk, it appeared that it might help ease this condition. It occurs to me that when I use Primo Chalk I have a totally different problem compared to regular chalk. I have a burning sensation on my fingertips. I feel like I've been burned by chemicals. Although I am used to getting sore skin on my hands from climbing, the problem with Primo is far more severe, and it is a much different sensation. My climbing sessions have been cut short by this burning pain, which has made me unable to hold onto anything. In addition, it is just not as It appears to be greasy on my hands rather than drying them, like the cheaper chalks (Metolius, for instance). As the seller responded to negative customer reviews, they advised users not to use too much chalk and to wash their hands before utilizing it. As a result, I have made it a point to keep my scores as low as possible. Primo chalk does not stay on my hands long enough, I find myself chalking up the way I would use ordinary magnesium carbonate chalk, such as BD Black Gold, but Primo chalk builds up and turns into a greasy layer that makes it difficult to hold onto rock. There is no chalk that can solve both of these problems, so this chalk is useless The cream only hurt my skin more than it did anything to help. I was hoping it would heal my skin, but it only did the opposite. Lifters might consider this all right, since they only need to chalk up before heavy sets a few times during a session (hence my two stars instead of one), but I do not understand why, just for that purpose, you would want to spend such an amount of money on chalk. In climbing, it's ineffective and irritating, not to mention the price of chalk is too high. The old fashioned chalk will be my weapon of choice.

Gatlin FIELD

| Nov 13, 2020

I have been using Unicorn Dust for the last couple years, and this stuff has blown all of my previous products out of the water. There's nothing like it. It's so soft and light It feels as though you are reaching into a cloud when reaching into your chalk bucket/bag. I find it covers well and stays on my skin for a longer period of time. After climbing sessions, it dries out my hands a little less without leaving them feeling too slick.

Arian Curtis

| Jul 12, 2021

It did take me a little while to adjust to the smell but now it isn't as bad. It's good for rock climbing but other brands may be more appropriate for more experienced climbers, especially in The antiseptic spray is handy when I get little cuts and want to keep the germs at bay. When I mix this with drier chalk, I find it to be most effective. I haven't used it to work out but I am sure that it does the job.

Korbyn Weaver

| May 04, 2021

There are few other products like this that smell so good, are so soft, and perform so For me, I use it for indoor climbing, but you could use it for any sport or activity you could think of. There is no need to constantly reapply, and the product doesn't cause your hands to feel gross. Additionally, you might want to try climbing in your climbing shoes. Thanks to me you'll be happy.

Adonis Adams

| Nov 17, 2020

In general, I have been using chalk for about a year now. With even the chalk, my hands would start ripping up as soon as I began more intense exercises. It never occurred to me that all chalk is not the same. As soon as it became a big enough problem, I purchased this equipment. It has been one of the best investments in my life. I haven't torn my hands once since I started using it. There is truth to the unicorn dust saying on the bag, the stuff actually works.

Jabari Hess

| Jun 28, 2021

It is better than the chalk my gym uses for grip sport, so I bought this to use for grip sports. I have only used it for one lift yet, but I felt that it was better than that chalk. In the large bag they sent, it would have been nice to find a little more in it, considering the amount spent. As if you were eating chips with 90% air in them.

Naomi Bauer

| Jun 30, 2021