Experience from training, competition, and rock.
Since I discovered Mantle Chalk for myself, no other chalk has been able to win me over. The grip is simply great. Just like the brushes, which are now an essential part of my chalk bag.Paula Mayer-Vorfelder ansehen
Mantle Chalk combines the ideal consistency—neither too fine nor too coarse—with the perfect level of dryness for a secure grip. Whether training indoors or working a project on the rock, you need chalk you can rely on, and that’s exactly what I get with Mantle Chalk.Martin Tekles ansehen
In short: Mantle Chalk is THE chalk for me. It is and always will be simply the best and is a "must-have" for me for competition and rock climbing. Mantle Chalk has the perfect consistency that works best for me and is therefore indispensable.Anna Apel ansehen
Liquid Chalk – even base layer for climbing & bouldering
The MANTLE Liquid Chalk spreads thinly on the hands and dries within a short time to an even chalk layer. It is particularly suitable before the first attempt, for longer routes, or anywhere you want to reduce dust.
Why MANTLE Liquid Chalk?
Liquid chalk should do one thing above all: work quickly and evenly.
Our liquid formula is easy to spread over your fingers and palms. Once dry, it leaves behind a thin layer of chalk, so you can get straight to your attempt.
Liquid chalk is particularly useful as a base for longer sessions or routes. If its effectiveness starts to wane, you can easily reapply loose MANTLE chalk.
The classic version contains magnesium carbonate, isopropyl alcohol, and rosin. If you prefer to avoid rosin, you can use our separate rosin-free liquid chalk.
The main advantage of liquid chalk lies in its application: the magnesium carbonate is already evenly distributed on the skin in liquid form.
This creates significantly less loose chalk dust when applied compared to powder. Once the liquid evaporates, the chalk remains on the hand.
For this very reason, liquid chalk is well suited as a first layer before climbing.
Apply a small amount of liquid chalk to your palms and spread it thinly over your fingers and hands.
Then let it dry completely before touching a hold.
A thin layer is usually enough. Too much liquid chalk simply increases the drying time.
It is not practical to reapply liquid chalk during a route. If you need to chalk up while climbing, it is best to combine it with loose chalk or a chalk ball in your chalk bag.
| Eigenschaft | MANTLE Liquid Chalk |
|---|---|
| Beim Auftragen | Flüssig und leicht auf Fingern und Handflächen zu verteilen |
| Nach dem Trocknen | Trockenes, gleichmäßiges Chalkgefühl auf der Haut |
| Verteilung | Sehr gleichmäßig und dünn auftragbar |
| Griffgefühl | Trocken und direkt – ideal als Basis vor dem ersten Versuch |
| Chalkschicht | Fein und gleichmäßig statt lockerem Pulver auf der Hand |
| Staubgefühl | Deutlich weniger loses Chalk beim Auftragen |
| Beim Nachchalken | Lässt sich gut mit losem Chalk als zusätzliche Schicht kombinieren |
Liquid chalk is a liquid chalk variant in which magnesium carbonate is dispersed in a liquid. After application, the liquid evaporates, leaving a thin layer of chalk on the skin.
Apply a small amount to your hands, spread it thinly, and let it dry completely. Only then should you start climbing.
A small amount is usually enough for both hands. A thin, even layer is more effective than applying a lot of product at once.
Yes. Liquid chalk should be completely dry before you touch holds or rock.
Liquid chalk is applied in liquid form and is particularly suitable for an even base layer. Loose chalk, on the other hand, can be quickly reapplied at any time and can also be used in a chalk bag during a route.
Yes. A common combination is liquid chalk as a base and loose chalk for re-chalking during the session.
Applying it creates significantly less loose chalk dust, as the magnesium carbonate is first applied to the hands in liquid form.
Yes. It is particularly suitable as a base layer before bouldering or a longer session. Between attempts, you can use loose chalk additionally if needed.
Yes. A smooth base layer is especially useful before a long route. For re-chalking during the route, you should additionally use loose chalk or a chalk ball in the chalk bag.
Yes. The classic MANTLE formula contains magnesium carbonate, isopropyl alcohol, and rosin. We also offer a separate rosin-free version.
Yes. Since the liquid can evaporate, the bottle should always be tightly closed after use.
Practical packaging for your climbing chalk
MANTLE Chalk in the Paper Tube
Easy to store and quick to refill: Our refillable paper tube has a wide opening and is easy to seal.
Ideal for neatly refilling your chalk bag or boulder bag.
