Unicorn Dust Chalk – It’s Great, but is it The Best?

• Name: FrictionLabs Unicorn Dust Chalk
• Category: Gym Chalk
• Purpose: Smart Leverages to Enhance Grip
• Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars
• Vendors: Amazon, Temu
  

• Trusted Brand – Endorsed by Champions across multiple sports
• No Fillers – Non-toxic, silica-free, and pigment-free chalk. Refined to strip out fillers
• Fine Texture – Ground into fine smooth powder

Pros:

• Quickest to Apply – Opposed to the chunky style where you have to grab chalk & sort of mush it to break it down between your fingers to apply it, with fine texture chalk all you need to do is just slide your hand through the stuff & it already sticks to your hands. This detail alone makes it an extra convenient option for climbers.
• No Fillers – Unicorn Dust is non-toxic, silica-free, and pigment-free chalk that is safe for all skin types. It’s refined to strip out fillers and artificial drying agents found in other chalks that can dry out and damage your skin.
• Improves Grip – Simple physics, secures your hold, adds friction between your hands & the object you want to lift.
• Keeps Your Hands Dry – Removes moisture from Hands keeping your hands dry throughout intense workouts.
• Multi-Purpose – Good option for most athletes – powerlifters, bodybuilders, weight lifters, rock climbers, cross fitters.
• Convenient – Comes in five (5) different-sized package options; 2.5 oz / 5 oz / 6 oz / 10 oz / 12 oz ; (70 g / 140 g / 170 g / 283 g / 340 g) with fine textured chalk.

Cons:

• Can Damage Skin – This goes for any chalk, you need to wash your hands properly after every workout. As your hands dry up by using chalk, it will eventually damage the palms of your hands in case you don’t clean them thoroughly.
• Inevitably Causes Mess – Many commercial gyms won’t allow chalk. Nobody wants to clean someone else mess. Excess chalk can get all over the place & also affects the equipment you’re using.
• Some Complaints in Consistency – Depending on how long one particular patch has been sitting in storage. If it has been damaged by elements, the product eventually gets clumped up over time & can become chunky, creating angry end-user feedback faster than the speed of light.