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 remains 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
Loose Climbing Chalk – Chunky Chalk for Climbing & Bouldering
Our proven MANTLE climbing chalk made from magnesium carbonate combines fine powder with soft chalk chunks. It spreads evenly on the hands, allows for quick re-chalking, and is suitable for bouldering, sport climbing, gyms, and rock.
Why MANTLE Chalk?
Chalk may look simple at first glance, but consistency, particle size, and how it feels on the skin make a real difference.
Our loose MANTLE Chalk is deliberately made from a blend of fine powder and soft chalk chunks. The powder spreads quickly on the skin, while you can crush the larger pieces between your fingers directly in the chalk bag.
We have spent years refining this exact consistency alongside ambitious climbers and athletes, using it in gyms, on rock, and in competitions.
The result is not a complicated specialty product, but exactly what good chalk should be: simple, reliable, and pleasant to use.
Our loose chalk consists of a balanced mixture of fine powder and chalk chunks of various sizes.
This lets you decide how to use it: Fine chalk spreads quickly over your hands, while larger chunks can be crushed as needed and rubbed directly between your fingers.
Put a small amount of chalk in your chalk bag or boulder bag. Rub your hands lightly on the chalk or the chalk chunks inside and spread a thin layer over your fingers and palms.
More chalk does not automatically mean more grip. As a rule, an even thin layer is completely sufficient.
When rope climbing, you can re-chalk in the chalk bag during the route. When bouldering, the chalk usually stays in the larger boulder bag on the ground.
| Eigenschaft | MANTLE Loses Chalk |
|---|---|
| Beim Anfassen | Feines Pulver mit weichen, leicht zerdrückbaren Chalkbrocken |
| Auf der Haut | Trockenes, direktes Chalkgefühl ohne grobe harte Stücke |
| Verteilung | Lässt sich schnell und gleichmäßig auf Fingern und Handflächen verteilen |
| Brocken | Weich genug, um sie direkt im Chalkbag zwischen den Fingern zu zerreiben |
| Griffgefühl | Trocken und griffig, ohne dass eine dicke Chalkschicht nötig ist |
| Beim Nachchalken | Schnell aufzunehmen und einfach nachzudosieren |
| Individuelle Konsistenz | Brocken lassen sich nach Bedarf feiner zerdrücken |
Loose climbing chalk consists mainly of magnesium carbonate and is poured directly into a chalk bag or boulder bag. It helps reduce moisture on the hands and ensures a more consistent grip when climbing and bouldering.
MANTLE Loose Chalk combines fine powder with soft chalk chunks. This allows it to be spread quickly over the hands, while larger pieces can be crushed between the fingers when needed.
Loose chalk is suitable for bouldering, lead climbing, sport climbing, indoor training, and outdoor climbing. It is especially practical anywhere you want to re-chalk regularly.
Yes. Loose chalk is easy to use and is suitable for beginners as well as experienced climbers and competitive athletes.
As a rule, a thin, even layer on your fingers and palms is sufficient. More chalk does not automatically mean more grip. Too much chalk can create unnecessary dust and build up on the holds.
Yes. Many climbers use liquid chalk as a base layer and loose chalk for re-chalking later. This is especially practical for longer sessions or routes.
Loose chalk sits freely in the chalk bag and can be dispensed very quickly and flexibly. With a chalk ball, the chalk is contained in a mesh fabric and is released in a more controlled manner, resulting in less loose powder.
Loose chalk can be quickly reapplied at any time and offers exceptional flexibility. Liquid chalk is applied as a liquid, dries on the skin, and is ideal as an even base layer with minimal dust.
Loose chalk should be stored as dry and sealed as possible. For larger packages, it is recommended to only fill a chalk bag or boulder bag with a portion and store the remaining supply in a dry place.
Dry climbing chalk does not spoil like food. As long as it is stored in a clean and dry place, it can be used for a very long time. Small clumps are often caused by moisture and can be broken up again after drying.
Not necessarily. Some climbing gyms restrict loose chalk due to dust and prefer chalk balls or liquid chalk. If in doubt, check the rules of the gym in question.
Generally yes, provided it is allowed at the crag. Chalk should be used sparingly on the rock. Obvious chalk marks and tick marks should be removed after the session.
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.
