Drawstring Highend Rock Climbing Chalk Bag with a Carabiner Different Pockets for Climbing Bouldering, Gymnastics, Gym Pouch, Cross Fit and Lifting

I saw this bag recommended for bicycle handlebar use and decided to try it out. It’s PERFECT for my bikepacking needs, holding my ‘kitchen', wallet, phone, and snacks. It’s going to work great for my big stainless coffee tumbler when needed, too.Very well built with three pockets on the outside and a drawstring closure that tucks inside when not needed.

I feel like a lot of reviewers have left a review of a chalk bag and don’t use it for chalk / to climb. Which is fine, but if you’re wondering about it for climbing, read on:I am very pleased with this bag, especially for the price. I am to carry a lot of extra stuff I need on me but can’t have in my pockets due to my harness. It holds my phone, a small medical device, chapstick, fruitsnacks, a pocket knife... zero issues accessing anything in it (especially chalk) when I’m on a wall.It totally does NOT hold a standard water bottle though in that plastic ring... that so far is worthless to me. Maybe I’m the problem there, I dunno.I am really happy with this bag overall and would definitely buy it again!

I am an electrician and I have had two of these bags for about 1.5yrs. One holds wire nuts and small connectors and the other holds staples. I removed the fleece liner, bc it was getting in the way, and prefer it without the liner. They have been surprisingly durable and the draw string has held up for me.

Not a whole lot of features to test here: it's a bag that holds chalk. You do have to come up with your own way to wear it, but that's user preference anyway: it should be fine with MOLLE, attaching to a regular belt, or just tying it on with a piece of cordage. Plenty of room for a lot of chalk, and while the drawstring is far from airtight, as long as it's more or less upright, you shouldn't get a mess.

I've had this a little over a year and it's crumbling. The vinyl has all dried out. the snaps don't hold and the stitching is coming apart between the body and the liner, and on the hanger loops. It's a cheap stand in for infrequent use. Definitely not a daily pouch.

Can't speak for the durability as I just received this item. It's made from quite stiff nylon, might soften up with time. The inside is a glossy material as opposed to fluffy stuff that you usually find in chalkbags. Not sure what I think about that yet. It is also larger than the average chalk bag, which is great for us that doesn't have baby sized hands. The pockets are good for phone, keys etc.I'd buy this product again.

I bought this as a gift for the cross fitter in my house. (I was more for me though) I was tired of seen chalk every where in my patio, so I decided to gift it to him. He loved it. It is the right size and since it is small they can hang it pretty much every where.Material is durable.I am very happy with this product.

I am using this as a trash bag for my jeep. It holds a good amount of empty bottles and etc.

Je m’en sert lorsque je pratique mon sport. Grande ouverture. Très satisfait.

The bottom stiching ripped open on first use, could not hold any weight.

Have this hanging on my disc golf cart with a couple of grip sacs inside. Also use the front pocket to hold my cell phone.

Ce sac est parfait pour dresser un chien

Despite the picture, and despite the description saying there are "2" items enclosed (I guess the number refers to the bag (1) and the accompanying clip (2)), you only get 1 bag.The bag isn't too bad, and clips well onto a belt. We'll see how long it lasts as a pouch for cell phones and other personal items at our construction sites.