FrictionLabs Secret Stuff Alcohol-Free Liquid Chalk
FrictionLabs' gel liquid chalk in the alcohol-free blend - a base coat of grip that lasts longer than powder and is kinder to dry or sensitive skin.
FrictionLabs Unicorn Dust Climbing Chalk (6 oz)
Reviewed by the WhyToBuyThis team · Updated September 2026 · How we choose
Price: $19.99
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Unicorn Dust is FrictionLabs' finest chalk blend - mostly powder with small chunks - made from high-purity magnesium carbonate, silica-free, in Denver, Colorado, and packed in recyclable packaging. A 6 oz bag fills a chalk bag several times over.
Every climber uses chalk every session, so it never ends up in a drawer. Most people buy the cheap stuff for themselves, which is exactly why a bag of the premium kind makes a good gift - a small upgrade to something they touch on every hold.
It costs noticeably more than generic gym chalk, and loose chalk gets everywhere - a few gyms also ask climbers to use chalk balls or liquid chalk instead of loose powder.
Skip for a climber who is loyal to another chalk brand, or whose gym only allows chalk balls or liquid chalk.
| Brand | FrictionLabs |
|---|---|
| Blend | Unicorn Dust - finest texture, powder with small chunks |
| Ingredient | High-purity magnesium carbonate, silica-free |
| Size | 6 oz (also sold in 2.5 oz and 12 oz) |
| Made in | Denver, Colorado |
| Packaging | Recyclable box and inner bag |
FrictionLabs' gel liquid chalk in the alcohol-free blend - a base coat of grip that lasts longer than powder and is kinder to dry or sensitive skin.
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