Every chalk bag worth owning.
In one place.
Two hundred and counting, from the brands your gym stocks to one-offs nobody else will be wearing. Answer three questions and we’ll cut it down to the ones that actually fit.
Nobody shops chalk bags
by brand name.
They shop by what it looks like clipped to the back of their harness. So that is how the shop is sorted.
Nine bags.
One of each.
Every Friday at 6pm Mountain we put up a handful of bags made in a run of exactly one. Vintage fabric, odd linings, things we could only get enough material for once. When they’re gone they’re gone, and they do go.
The specs nobody else
bothers to publish.
Volume in liters, weight on a real scale, how many brushes actually fit. We buy them, climb in them, and say which one is better, including when it isn’t ours.
| Bag | Best for | Volume | Closure | Brush loops | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Night Shift | Everyday gym sessions | 1.1 L | Drawstring + cordlock | 2 | 3.9 oz | $38 |
| Session Bucket | Bouldering, sharing | 3.0 L | Roll top | 4 | 10.2 oz | $58 |
| Sport routes, low bulk | 0.6 L | Drawstring | 0 | 2.4 oz | $34 |
Placeholder rows · real brands and measured specs go in as stock lands
The bag is just
where it starts.
Your gym’s logo,
on your gym’s bags.
Your members already buy chalk bags. They just buy someone else’s. Twenty-four units with your logo stitched on, delivered in two weeks, at a margin your pro shop will like.
The Chalk Bag Field Guide
How to size a bag to your hand, which closure survives a pack, how to wash one without wrecking the lining, and which brands are worth the money. Plus first look at Friday’s one-of-a-kinds.