🧗 Essential-Z Climbing Chalk Bag with Belt, Zippered Pocket - Ideal for Climbing, Gymnastics, Weight Lifting by two Ogres Review

The inside of the bag is strangely fluffy but absorbs chalk dust well. It does not close tightly, so chalk dust can escape. Does everything I need as a boulderer who has only been climbing indoors 3-4 times a week for about 6 months. This is a good amount so you don't have to worry about topping up. In 2 months of use there were no problems with the material. Good starting point.

I've been using it for rope climbing and bouldering 3 times a week for about a month. It's pretty standard. It holds loose chalk well, but the chalk still comes out. When you get a chalk ball, it has to be perfect. The harness is also useful for bouldering. If you only tie on the top rope, there is a hoop that you can clip onto the trapeze. Small zip pocket can't hold much as it is very narrow/tight (probably fits keys)

I love using this chalk pouch as a tool holder/holder when working at outdoor events and festivals. Can't speak to its functionality as a REAL chalk holder, but as a versatile tool bag it works great! It's stiff enough to easily reach and grab bolts or small hand tools, yet flexible and light enough not to bang around or snag on things while I'm working. One star off because the belt loops are too small for a proper tool belt, so I improvised and attached it with a carabiner.

Great product! Once upon a time, using chalk to lift was a very messy ordeal. Much cleaner and more convenient with the Two Ogres Chalk Bag! Just grab the pouch, squeeze the chalk ball a few times, do it with your other hand, and you're good to go! Instead of using straps, chalk helps a lot with heavy lifts like deadlifts. However, I personally like to use chalk for all exercises. It helps me "feel" the barbell. This not only gives you a better grip, but also more control. I loved this bag so…

A decent chalk bag if you're looking for a simple and cheap way to store your chalk. The belt fits nice and big for us big ones. The front zip pocket is so short that it's not convenient to hold a CA driver's license or credit card upright (haven't tried laying it flat yet). I also had some "loose threads" in the zipper area. But I'm not really upset because I won't be doing anything crazy any time soon. All in all, if this is your first bag or you just need some inexpensive chalk bags I would…

I like this product even though I don't use it for its intended purpose. I work a job where we create little pieces of trash. My colleagues usually throw it, then collect it, and then throw it away. It annoyed me to think I had to bend down and pick up these tiny bits of junk. Or I had to stuff my pockets with it until I could bend down. To alleviate this problem, I bought this bag! It is on a belt, so it needs to be wrapped around the waist. (That would be the only thing I would change, but it

I purchased this kettlebell bag and it has been invaluable. This saves me from wasting chalk and also allows me to keep the dust cloud to a minimum (which is much appreciated in gyms and allows me to keep using chalk) and keep the chalk handy. The bottom of the bag is lined with faux fur, which allows the chalk to stick to the threads and stay in the bag. A string to hold the chalk in the pouch when going uphill is handy when transporting the pouch from place to place as the chalk doesn't spill