Z-Athletic Chalk Ball for Gymnastics, Climbing, and Weight Lifting

Pros: - Cheap. - Its chalk, it alleviates sweaty hands, enough said. Cons: - None I'm an average dude who likes to go to the gym. if you're looking for something to alleviate sweaty hands when doing deadlifts this is what you need. It fits in a small Tupperware container and you can refill the bag.

Use it to enhance your grip for activities that rely on gripping ability. Whether gripping a baseball bat, doing gymnastics or lifting weights, this chalk ball won't disappoint. Unlike regular chalk which gets messy, this 3 ounce magnesium carbonate filled cotton ball provides just the right amount of chalk when you squeeze. Chalk ends up mostly on your hands and not all over the place like with more conventional chalking solutions. Lightweight and manageable---great for large or small hands. Serious about saving time and money? Minimizing the mess and maximizing grip? Then check it out. Comes with resealable plastic pouch for storage. Use it to enhance your grip for activities that rely on gripping ability. Whether gripping a baseball bat, doing gymnastics or lifting weights, this chalk ball won't disappoint. Unlike regular chalk which gets messy, this 3 ounce magnesium carbonate filled cotton ball provides just the right amount of chalk when you squeeze. Chalk ends up mostly on your hands and not all over the place like with more conventional chalking solutions. Lightweight and manageable---great for large or small hands. Serious about saving time and money? Minimizing the mess and maximizing grip? Then check it out --> Z-Athletic Chalk Ball for Gymnastics, Climbing, and Weight Lifting (3oz Chalk Ball) P.S. Comes with resealable plastic pouch for storage.

Just bought this and went bouldering today. It's solid, no complaints. I'll compare it to bison chalk balls which I've bought before, this chalk is a bit "smoother". Not disappointed. Have not tried refilling yet obviously but the drawstring seems to work.

Very good I recommend to get. I am a beginner climber and it provides a lot of grip. The sock is good quality and looks white. It’s a very good size as it fits well in my chalk bag. And the sock makes the chalk easy to use since it spreads it evenly on my hands.

This chalk ball is a nice addition to have for bouldering and sports climbing. There are a few things to consider when evaluating the pros and cons for using a chalk ball though. If you like to have your hands heavily coated in chalk, chalk balls are maybe not for you. Or maybe just this one. This chalk ball will give you a thin, even coating. There will be very little excess chalk on your hands, which I find great. If your chalk bag is large enough though, the excess chalk sitting at the bottom can still let you have a more heavy coat of chalk on your hands if you reach for that afterwards. Since most of that excess will be chalk that came out of the chalk ball, expect them to be really fine and adhere nicely. The one difficulty as one can expect with an elastic chalk ball is refilling it can be a bit difficult. The draw will be caked in chalk so is a bit hard to remove, and the elasticized fabric will make it hard to put loose chalk in it. The solution? Refill it with chunks or break off pieces from a chalk block. Proceed to enjoy crushing the blocks in your hands when squeezing the chalk ball.