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Chalk

Chalk is essential for any climber, it absorbs moisture and sweat from the hands, improving friction and grip when climbing. Don't let sweaty hands stop you from sending!

 Browse Our Climbing Chalk.

Liquid or Loose chalk?

Two formats, both using magnesium carbonate sourced from seawater.

Psychi sustainable liquid chalk bottles on a white background

Liquid chalk

Sustainable Liquid Chalk

  • No Dust

  • Fast Drying

  • Long Lasting

  • Suitable for climbing, weightlifting, and more

  • Made from seawater

  • SHOP LIQUID CHALK

Three resealable bags of climbing chalk, made sustainably from seawater and packaged in the Uk

Powder chalk

Psych Powder Loose Chalk

  • Alcohol Free

  • Works with any chalk bag or bucket

  • High moisture absorption

  • Gentler for sensitive skin

  • Made from seawater

  • SHOP LOOSE CHALK

Teal and purple 100 gram bag of climbing chalk, tube of liquid chalk and a cotton chalk ball on a white background.

Featured bundle

Climbing Chalk Bundle

Want to test them all? Grab a chalk bundle with 100ml Sustainable Liquid Chalk, 100g Psych Powder and a Chalk Ball.

£12.99

Shop the chalk bundle

Why use climbing chalk?

At Psychi we're experienced climbers and know that good grip is absolutely essential, that's what makes climbing chalk a key ingredient when it comes to any climb or bouldering problem. If you go to any indoor climbing centre or outdoor crag and you'll notice most climbers with a bouldering chalk bag on the crash pad or chalk bag around their waist. Climbing chalk is used by the vast majority of climbers to maintain their grip on hand holds even when the going gets tough and the palms are sweaty.

Whether you're climbing 50 ft up a rock face in the peak district, or attempting a boulder at your local bouldering gym we've got the best climbing chalk for you, including Liquid Chalk, Ultimate Grip Climbing Chalk, Chalk Blocks, Chalk balls, and Refillable Chalk balls.

Want to know more about climbing chalk? Is there a difference between bouldering chalk and chalk for climbing outdoors? Check out our guide to why climbers use chalk.

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