Liquid Chalk

Quality Liquid Chalk, shipped from Melbourne, Australia. 90% of orders are shipped on the same day by Aus Post.

Liquid chalk is a rapidly drying liquid paste that helps enhance grip. It’s used in sports such as gymnastics, rock climbing, weightlifting and calisthenics. Fitness practitioners rely on liquid chalk to prevent slippage of the hands. Liquid chalk keeps athletes doing what they love for longer!

Liquid chalk, sometimes called gymnastics chalk, is made from magnesium carbonate, a white powder that absorbs fluids, and alcohol. Upon application the alcohol evaporates and the powder absorbs any residual liquid, creating a reliable white coating on the hands. This layer lasts longer and more completely covers the hands than the application of regular chalk.

Our liquid chalk products come in convenient bottles that are easy to travel with, and that perfectly seal the liquid chalk, preventing it from drying and making a mess. The secret to sporting success is infallible grip, try our liquid chalk for yourself!

Liquid chalk is generally considered to be as good as regular chalk, if not better, for enhancing grip. It is less messy than traditional chalk and offers more consistency and longevity, as it forms a uniform layer that stays put on the hands for longer periods of time.

Liquid chalk is primarily used by athletes and climbers to enhance their grip and prevent slipping. It is a variation of normal chalk and comes in a liquid form that is applied to the hands like lotion. Once applied, the liquid evaporates, leaving a thin layer of chalk on the hands, which helps to absorb moisture and improve grip. Liquid chalk may be used in situations where powdered chalk is restricted, and it is far less messy than traditional chalk

The process of making liquid chalk involves a few simple steps:

1. Chalk is grated or crushed into fine pieces.

2. The crushed chalk is then mixed with a small amount of alcohol or hand sanitizer until it forms a paste-like consistency, similar to cake batter. The alcohol helps to break down the chalk and create a smooth, uniform mixture.

3. The mixture is then mixed well to ensure that all the ingredients are evenly distributed.

4. Finally, the liquid chalk is stored in an airtight container to prevent it from drying out or becoming contaminated.