General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	15-Jul-2009 At 1:36:12 PM	jkane
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I voted yes, but am in the "try to minimise" camp. >OK - My tube of Tite Grib has arrived from the USA (US$10 delivered in >a week). Initial lab tests in my office show - >It smells like peppermint >It dries clear >My hands don't seem to sweat typing this post So Neil, do you now use the stuff when climbing? (maybe I missed the relevant post). I'm a bit of a sweater too. My mates take the p1ss at the gym in the summer. "Is it raining up there?" etc etc. I used to use liquid chalk at the start of the (gym) night, then top up from the bag. Might start doing that again in the summer.

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