2 Bags Strong Refillable Chalk Ball, Each Ball has 65 g (2.3 oz) Capacity, Fine Soft for Athletic Chalk Ball Comes Full Good for Rock Climbing, Gym Workouts

This was suggested to me after playing some hot and humid: sticky and miserable, hot summer gigs after the humidity in the air made the acoustic guitar so damp and sticky that I lost some skin on my fingers. This works great for guitar players in the summer. Excellent pro-tip for acoustic gigs when it’s hot and damp. Hands will feel dry (but not too dry) and smooth when playing gigs in hot and sticky weather. Doesn’t seem to stain anything. Definitely a bit of a mild salty taste to it but the salt taste could be from the sweat. Better than talcum powder health wise. At least as far as I can tell. It doesn’t build up or get “gummy” like cornstarch. I was told that Jeff Beck used it. If it came in black or any dark color I would buy it to try without hesitation. Any guitar player doing outdoor gigs in warm humid weather should absolutely try this stuff.

These give great grip without turning my gym bag into a chalk storm. The refillable feature is eco-friendly and easy to use. Works great for both weightlifting and bouldering.

Sits right in a pocket!

Great for lifting! Love the plastic bags it comes in, and the chalk is a perfect texture and consistency! Affordable too price, 10/10 purchase!

Daughter loves these for softball pitching. Second time ordering , but the package and contents were sliced somehow in the mail.

Perfect. Large so smaller chalk bags they might be bulky but climb long enough and use enough chalk and that won’t be an issue

If you want to save even more money, put it in a gallon ziploc bag instead of one of those $50 bags

Not super crazy of the quality of this chalk, my hands ripped the first night using it, so the chalk itself may have impurities that mess with your hands a little. But I still got a good climb on with it so that's good at least. I think I like the little chalk ball better than the chalk itself it's a neat idea but sometimes it's just better to rub the powdered stuff on your hands, without the ball, depends on what you are doing /climbing.