Gym Chalk

I was thinking, how do you make chalk sound good? It's chalk. The gym I go to doesn't mind if we use chalk so we made a box and all the power lifters chip in every few months for another box. This stuff last long, it's great to keep your grip on dead lifts, chalking forearms so the bar wont slip for Zercher squats, of course if you have sweaty hands it helps keep your hands where they should be on the bench press. The blocks will retain their shape well or if you prefer powder they're very easy to break up.

This chalk works very well during my lifts. It's easy to crush up the chalk as well and I also leave a part of the chalk as the block piece if I'm trying not to make a big mess. This 1lb box of chalk will last me for a long time, and for just $14 it's really a steal, compared to chalk that's tagged as the best seller for chalk. Hopefully the price will remain this low and I'll definitely buy this again and recommend this brand if anyone I know is in need of chalk.

Purchased for ASMR. Ader is amazing. All blocks were soft and powdered down very easily. I love the light almost spongy feel to the blocks. This is the texture and consistency I love. I was able to snap the blocks into cubes and I also cracked in half. It was perfect. My blocks came intact, so happy! I just purchased again. Cannot wait for the reforms, I think the consistency will be delightful 🩷🖤🩷🖤

So maybe this is great for folks who are into ASMR crumbling activity. But if you want it for weights or gymnastics, its the worst chalk I have ever seen. From mere looking it crumbles to fine dust that flies off your fingers everywhere. Do yourself favor and buy “spider chalk” instead. That one is amazing chalk. Solid, sticky, improves traction and reduces calluses dramatically.

First chalk I've ever used and bought. Plenty blocks to go around, it's been a month or two and I'm still chipping away at the first block. Works well, fantastic grip. Cheap too. So yeah. It's chalk. Not much to say, other than it's worth buying. So go buy it.

Bought this for home kettlebell workouts. Liquid chalk just wasn't cutting it for longer workouts. It's not as 'thick' as some chalks, but so far is does a good job keeping my hands dry (which is pretty much the point of chalk) and I'm finding I actually kind of like the thinner layer of chalk.

I bought this 8-pack of Ader Gym Chalk for my wife to help with her stress. 2020 has been an extremely stress filled year for her and the only thing that could noticeably calm her down when I wasn’t around was watching ASMR chalk crushing videos on YouTube. I knew I wanted to get her some gym chalk of her own but I had no idea what brand to get or even how much. Turns out this Ader brand is the stuff that a lot of YouTubers use and my wife was extremely happy to have some of her own. The box came with 8 big squares and even a month or so later my wife hasn’t crushed all of them but that is because after she crushes a block she makes sure to mix it with water and reform the blocks. I’m not sure exactly how that process works but I’m sure there are videos on YouTube for it. TLDR: This gym chalk is the perfect stress relief for even the most anxiety filled persons.

I love this chalk. I use it mostly for barbell deadlifts, sometimes for olympic lifts, or for weighted pull-ups and chin-ups. I am sure it would also be great for gymnastics, calisthenics, or any kind of weightlifting. It will protect your hands and keep you from getting bigger calluses. It will also help prevent your calluses from tearing and bleeding. I can deadlift more weight because it gives me a better no-slip grip. I keep it in a little plastic ziplock bag, and use just the tiniest amount on my hand and rub it in. I sneak it into my university's student recreation center and use it there. Don't let anybody see you using it if your gym prohibits it. I use it all the time and nobody has complained or caught me yet. One box (8 bricks) will last you for years. I have given away a few bricks to my friends.