“I Love Crack” Chalk Bag

WIDE BOYZ LTD.

£22.5

The I love crack chalk bag is a Wide Boyz staple for any climber. designed with crack in mind! Details below. Bag opening Large opening to fit a gloved or taped hand Minimal fabric around opening to prevent gloved hand getting caught Slick fabric around opening to ensure gloved hand slides in and out easily Inside pouch Inside mesh pouch, can be used to chalk the palm one handed (useful for many jamming techniques) Design I love crack on the underside Wide Boyz branding Waist strap closure Buckle designed to prevent unclipping when inside tight squeeze chimneys Bag closure Slick drawstring clo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WIDE BOYZ LTD., number 10545594. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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