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crackaddict


Aug 19, 2003, 7:41 PM
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Buy a thin sock from Kmart, like those thin white ones people wear with climbing shoes.



Buy chock



Put chock in thin sock.



use 2 small rubber bands to keep it closed.

Why would you wan't to put you chocks! In a sock?

Would'nt chalk! work better?

What would you use for pro then?


corpse


Aug 20, 2003, 2:39 AM
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Buy a thin sock from Kmart, like those thin white ones people wear with climbing shoes.



Buy chock



Put chock in thin sock.



use 2 small rubber bands to keep it closed.

Why would you wan't to put you chocks! In a sock?

Would'nt chalk! work better?

What would you use for pro then?

chalk blocks, carefully wedged into a crack (just think, it won't slip out!!)


collegekid


Aug 20, 2003, 5:15 AM
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I don't know if this would work for anything besides bouldering...

I once saw a guy simply take a big chunk of chalk and scrub it all over his fingers/palms. If you think about it, it's probably a pretty good method, since it gets a thick coat of chalk in every spot that needs it.

I still stick with the chalkball tho...it only costs 3 bucks at sport chalet and has an elastic closure for easy re-filling.


teddy


Aug 20, 2003, 6:26 AM
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well... i laugh at you all, chalk balls cost $3.50 at the closest gym to me... and thats australian so its like less than $2 american :P :lol:


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Aug 20, 2003, 6:40 AM
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how to make your own chalk balls by Adam:

1 remove trousers and under pants

2 put chalk bag on the ground

3 stand over the chalk bag

4 carefully lower yourself to the ground

5 stand up

Ta da! Chalk balls!

Really solves that sweat problem 8)


barryglading


Aug 22, 2003, 6:30 PM
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Thanks, all, made my long slow afternoon disappear a little faster.
Getting some strange looks from people wandering by my desk, mind you.
Even stranger when I say 'It's a chalk/balls/pantihose sort of thing - you wouldn't understand'.
Cheers
Barry


reborne


Aug 22, 2003, 8:15 PM
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i sometimes make my own chalk deoderant by plying my underarms with chalk caus i dont have the real stuff and i stink like im dead .... and i recently had someone show me there home made liquid chalk with 100%polpropal alchohol mixed with chalk till sludgy ..... but i wouldnt use a chalk ball if you paid me ..... except that my chalk bag is basically a chalk ball caus its always empty

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