General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	1-Apr-2005 At 12:01:09 PM	itchyfingers
Message
i agree with sabu. very little of the time do you sweat enough for you to fall of things. i'll admit that there are exceptions, but i think it is rare and mainly psychological. in a gym it's another matter, people using holds before you, etc, they get slippery, and thats the nature of it. but outdoors it is simply not needed. i think you may find that if you don't use chalk for two, three days on a trip you will not need it. Even try a few easier climbs (for your level) to get over that psychological thing.

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