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Mammut
Alpine Chalk Bag

4 out of 5 stars
1 Review
$44.95
Color:Black

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Why We Like The Mammut Alpine Chalk Bag

From multi-pitch snacking to snapping pics at the chains, the Mammut Alpine Chalk Bag carries the necessities. The shape-retaining opening makes it easy for our fingers to take a dip, while the 3 secure pockets stow our phone and fuel. In case the wind picks up, the bottom bungee has an extra layer stashed for us.


Details

  • Storage-packed chalk bag for your long routes
  • Performance material is lightweight and hardwearing
  • Double belt closure to protect against accidental opening
  • Fleece lining for an even application and minimal clouding
  • 2 zippered pockets secure your phone and keys
  • Mesh pocket stashes your snack
  • Item #MAMU5B0
Responsible Collection
Recycled/Repurposed
Material
[face fabric] 100% nylon, [lining] recycled polyester fleece
Type
chalk bag
Pockets
2 zippered, 1 mesh
Brush Holder
1
Dimensions
[length of back] 7in, [width] 6in, [top] 5in, [diameter of bottom] 3in
Claimed Weight
4.9oz
Activity
climbing
Manufacturer Warranty
limited 2 year

Overall Rating

4 based on 1 ratings

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4 out of 5 stars

October 2, 2023

Great Design, But Strap Loosens

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I love this chalkbag - so many pockets and features! It's amazing how many snacks I can pack into the outside pocket, and the inside pocket always holds a little knife and lighter. Sunglasses in the stretchy side pocket, and a layer and/or hat secured to the bottom. Just remember, the more you pack in, the smaller the chalkbag opening becomes, but it's not too bad. I've been glad to have the double-closure buckle a few times, usually when I go to unclip the hip strap on my backpack on a climb... oops wrong buckle, whew. The one downside is the fact that the webbing strap is slippery enough to loosen while climbing. I will be replacing it with an adjustable loop of 6mm cord (probably a good idea anyway, for security and emergency purposes), which renders the safety buckle useless. If this strap material was changed to fix this issue, it would get 5 stars from me.

Robert H