FrictionLabs Secret Stuff Hygienic 80% Alcohol Liquid Chalk
Less dust, less mess and cleaner hands—the Friction Labs Secret Stuff Hygienic 80% Alcohol liquid chalk goes on easy to provide excellent grip while helping reduce the spread of germs.
- Made with an 80% ethyl alcohol base, this patent-pending, high-performance, pure magnesium carbonate formula provides excellent grip and may help reduce the spread of germs
- Naturally cleans and disinfects your hands, getting rid of gunk and grime to deliver chalk deep into the texture of your hands
- Stripped of artificial drying agents that trash your skin and pH balanced to be gentle to your skin while still sanitary
- Apply to hands as a foundational layer to make your loose chalk go further or use it as a total chalk replacement
- Simply squeeze a dime- to quarter-size dollop onto clean, dry hands and rub in to get maximum coverage and apply loose chalk as needed throughout your climbing session
- A single 2.5 fl. oz. (75 ml) tube should last 75–100 uses depending on how much you like to apply and how big your hands are
- Clean, nontoxic, pigment-free liquid chalk
- Responsibly sourced and refined by climbers, for climbers in Denver, Colo.
Made in USA.
View all FrictionLabs Climbing Chalk| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Ethyl alcohol/magnesium carbonate/water/hydroxypropyl guar/citric acid |
| Weight | 91 grams |
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Liquid chalk is not for me
I bought this shortly after I started climbing and have tried it again a few times since. Overall I just don’t think liquid chalk is worth the money for anybody who doesn’t have unusually sweaty hands. Even for those people, just a squirt of isopropyl alcohol before using regular chalk should do the trick. So I’m not saying this is a bad product, but there are much better ways to spend $20 on stuff that will actually help your climbing. FrictionLabs actual non-liquid chalk is insanely good…I’d rather spend my money on that.
Great "baselayer" of chalk
My gym had added a liquid chalk dispenser as a brief experiment, and I found that I really enjoyed it. When the dispenser went away, I decided to buy some. At least for me, it is not a replacement for my regular chalk while climbing, but it is a very effective base layer of chalk that seems to make my regular chalk adhere better and last longer. At least if my regular chalk wears off and I can't chalk up for whatever reason, I still have some dry grip left.
Not great
Honestly had higher hopes. I had used Black Diamond's white gold for a while, and it was far superior to this product; unfortunately they discontinued it. It is pretty expensive, and doesn't perform great. It never really feels truly dry, and takes far too long to get to that point. It also tends to leave a sticky residue.
Fast and grippy
This new formula dries very quick and stays on the hands for a long time. Minimal chalk ups required during an hour long bouldering session of maybe 10 problems.
Liquid chalk
Keeps my hands dry and stays on for multiple routes