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  Loose Chalk

  <p><strong>Loose Chalk</strong></p> <p>Chalk is a delicate subject, there are so many different brands that seem to produce totally different products even though at its base chalk stays chalk. </p> <p>Beside all the different brands, within a brand chalk can still vary from loose chalk to chunky, liquid chalk or even a block of chalk for example. This is a personal preference and won't really make a difference in your climbing game. Some prefer a super fine powder others like to crush chunky chalk bits in their hands.</p> <p>It is best to try out as many brands as possible and eliminate what's not working. </p> <p>The choice is quiet big and can be overwhelming, for a more in depth chat feel free to come down to the shop.</p>
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  Liquid Chalk

  <p><strong>Liquid Chalk</strong></p> <p>Chalk is a delicate subject, there are so many different brands that seem to produce totally different products even though at its base chalk stays chalk. </p> <p>Beside all the different brands, within a brand chalk can still vary from loose to chunky chalk or even liquid chalk. Liquid chalk got quiet popular during these weird pandemic times, some gyms will only allow the use of liquid chalk because it keeps the air cleaner. The use of liquid chalk again is a personal choice, it is definitely good to try it out because it will react differently on each person and you never know it might be just the right blend for you. </p> <p>The choice is quiet big and can be overwhelming, for a more in depth chat feel free to come down to the shop.</p>
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  Chalk Balls

  <p><strong>Chalk ball</strong></p> <p>Chalk is a delicate subject, there are so many different brands that seem to produce totally different products even though at its base chalk stays chalk. </p> <p>Beside all the different brands, within a brand chalk can still vary from fine to chunky chalk, from powder to liquid chalk or from loose to being in a sort of ball (sock). Chalk balls essentially contain the same powder that brands sell as loose, chunky etc but it is contained in a, sometimes refillable, sock. Some people prefer using a chalk ball because the chalk usage seems more controlled. Accidentally kicking over you chalkbag can be a huge mess, but not if you are using a chalk ball.. sometimes we grab into our chalkbag and way to much chalk will stick to our hands, not with a chalkball, always the right amount..  </p> <p>A place where chalk balls are quiet popular too is in schools or wherever kids courses take place. We know how the youngsters are, they will make a mess with loose powder, and a chalkball keeps this to a minimum. </p> <p>The choice is quiet big here too and can be overwhelming, for a more in depth chat feel free to come down to the shop.</p>