What is in my package?
The ChalkBlaster is equipped with a Brush head and detailed instructions on how to use. No charger or USB-C cable is included, use instead your phone or laptop charger, let's reduce unnecessary waste.
The world’s first electric climbing brush with a built-in jet fan. It blasts away chalk and moisture in seconds, boosts friction, and lets you focus on the send.
What is in my package?
The ChalkBlaster is equipped with a Brush head and detailed instructions on how to use. No charger or USB-C cable is included, use instead your phone or laptop charger, let's reduce unnecessary waste.
The ChalkBlaster is produced in-house in small batches. Pre-order secures a unit and once produced, it will be shipped to you. Shipping estimates and production timeline updates will be provided. You can cancel your purchase anytime and get full refund.
No need to purshase a new ChalkBlaster, just swap the old brush with a new replacement brush head.
Not at all, we use natural boar bristles that are gentle and biodegradable, recommended for both outdoor and indoor climbing. As it blows air, you can get better brushing efficiency, allowing you to brush better with less pressure applied.
You can expect over 30 min run time on low speed or ~10 min at max speed. An average climber spends around ~5 min brushing per session, so expect to only charge every now and then. Max power is in most case unnecessary and only used to clean very dirty holds or when clearing an area for debris.
Yes, it is safe for air travel. The 7.4V, 2S 5000mAh battery provides 37Wh, well below the 100Wh limit by most providers. Please check with your airline rules.
The ChalkBlaster is engineered to be rugged and dust-resistant, with the electronic elements protected against dust and humid environment. We have air intake from the side and bottom to cool down the electronic, so don't submerge or get it wet.
The speed chosen determines the noise level, ranging from approximately 37dB at the lowest setting to 98dB at max speed, similar to a vacuum cleaner. Typically, it is used at a 60% level, equivalent to around 60dB.