Pure Liquid Chalk

Liquid chalk is a suspension of magnesium carbonate in alcohol. When applied, the alcohol evaporates quickly, leaving a thin, even layer of chalk on your hands that lasts longer and creates significantly less dust than loose powder.

Yes, it is formulated for both environments. The clean, dust-free application is particularly appreciated in indoor gyms, while the long-lasting base layer provides reliable friction for outdoor rock.

Because it creates a thinner, more consistent layer than loose chalk, it tends to build up less on holds. However, like any chalk product, it will eventually leave a residue that should be brushed off after your session.

Many climbers use liquid chalk as a 'base layer' to keep hands dry for the duration of a session, then re-apply loose chalk sparingly as needed. You don't have to, but it often helps extend the life of your grip.

The alcohol is necessary for the suspension and quick drying, but it can be drying to the skin. We recommend washing your hands thoroughly after your session and using a climbing-specific hand salve to maintain skin health.