General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	31-Mar-2005 At 2:55:06 PM	LittleMac
Message
I use chalk and I'm not afraid to admit it. I do however try to use it sparingly and I also use a chalk ball which minimises the amount of chalk tou spread all over the place. Use of a chalk ball also helps to stop you dumping chalk all over belay ledges etc. I don't think the use of chalk is a problem, inappropriate use of chalk is a problem. Also where would I store my precious bolt plates, and I also use the cord that attaches my chalk bag to me, to rack items such as accessory cord etc.

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