General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	1-Apr-2005 At 1:44:45 PM	itchyfingers
Message
I love how i seems to be ok to use a bit of chalk on the easier routes but you should be damned to hell if you use it anything steep. -wtf yourself. no body said that, if anything it was the opposite... so sorry, but i'm not a 'fu@#wit tourist', and i still think that chalk on rock is a blemish. but the argument i go with is that while i don't think it greatly improves perf. it does to an extent, yet i don't use it for the moral and environmental issues that stem from it. and i may not be climbing on sports bolted, or harder climbs, but i still do some hardish ones that aren't 'jugs' and not using chalk has no effect.

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