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The media could not be loaded. So chalky! Does what chalk does! I use this before getting on the pull up bar in my garage gym—I do find myself having to “chalk up” pretty frequently but it does what it’s supposed to do. I use it without grips, for butterfly pull ups, kipping pull ups, and toes to bar on the pull up rig, as well as snatches, cleans, and shoulder to overhead movements with a barbell if that’s relevant information for anyone. I like how well the blocks stay in tact so I can just hold the block and rub it on my hands instead of it crumbling into a messy powder. With that said, I am also big into bouldering and prefer a chunky chalk for climbing, which this is not. So really it depends on what you use it for, but I think it’s functional for regular gym use! I’d say it’s good value and I’ll get more once I run out but it’s gonna last a long time.

I can't call it the best climbing chalk I've ever used, but it works well enough and boy do you get some mileage out of these chalk blocks. They're a bit tougher to carry around if you don't break them up, but they last quite a while.

Great lightweight chalk that is durable and stands up to the challenge of slippery and sweaty weight grips making my workouts able to last longer. The blocks are all individually packaged and a good price for the value!

great chalk. works great for the gym keeping your hands dry from sweat for a good grip even in 90+ summer heat in my garage gym. i've used 50 different brand chalk over the last 20+ years and this is one of the better brands. no clumps stays nice and dry and doesn't get muddy on sweaty hands. well packaged, lots of chalk for the money so a great value. don't be tricked by pricey name brands this is good chalk.

This is a bargain on good chalk. For climbers, each of these eight blocks is more than enough to fill 2 chalk balls, so this will last a long time.This is packaged really well. in nearly 25 years of climbing, I've been through a bunch of packages like this, and I think this is the only one I've ever received without any of the blocks broken. It's not really a sticking point for me because they get broken up anyway, but it is remarkable. What's different here in the packaging is a slightly heavier cardboard box than most, and that each block, in addition to being wrapped in paper, is wrapped in cellophane as well. I'm not sure if the cellophane contributes much as far as no breakage, but it is really nice that there's no chalk dust or pieces loose at all until you unwrap an individual block.For fun, I weighed one 2 oz. block: 2.15 Oz with the paper and cellophane. All good!

I've climbed with dozens of different chalks now and find it hard to tell any difference in performance from one to the next. Endo is normally my reference standard for block chalk but this stuff is nice as well, and pretty cheap. It seems denser than Endo and most other blocks, which is nice for ticking holds on a project, but I do have to work a harder to break it into powder. If you like firm chunks cheap, go for it!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Each block is individually wrapped and seems to be good quality. Not granular and the blocks seem to hold together well without easily crumbling into dust. Plenty of good grip!

These chalk blocks are a reliable choice for improving grip during various activities like lifting, climbing, or gymnastics. They break apart easily for use and provide a solid, dry feel on the hands. The chalk helps reduce slipping, especially during longer workouts or routines. It’s a good amount for regular use and lasts a while. The texture is consistent and doesn’t create excessive dust.Overall, a practical option for those needing dependable hand chalk.