Best chalk in the game. I've tried a ton of different sport sack style bags and sacks, and haven't found any of them to be consistent. Some times they would really get good chalk transfer, other times there was none at all. This isn't the case with the chalk ball. Absolutely great transfer of chalk from the ball to my hand or disc. I have had mine for nearly two seasons, although not a ton of use, but have only seen a marginal decrease in how much chalk is still in the ball. I use mine sparingly throughout the round, but it is always there, especially for rain rounds. 

The only negative I have is the drawstring bag it comes with. In order to keep the chalk from leaking through, the material used is slick and likes to open up randomly and not stay tied closed. I ended up taking the ball out and putting it in a Black Diamond rock climbing chalk bag. Clips onto my bag with a better draw string to keep it contained.

This chalk ball is great! Gets rid of moisture on your hands much better than the dusty bags I've tried. This should last a long time (I've only had mine for a few weeks). About the only downside is that is can make a mess if you wipe your hands on your pants or touch anything really, as it can leave remnants of white everywhere. The key is to not get too much chalk on your hands at a time. It doesn't take much to be effective!

I have found I've gotten a better grip using this chalk and I'm always looking to improve my grip! 

I have used this a few times now, hoping to get better grip in cold weather. I haven't really noticed it helping my grip in any way. The chalk does cover my hand well and is easy to use. I like the drawstring bag as well, I just haven't noticed any sort of benefit to me actual grip.

Just like heading out to rock climb or lift at the gym, this chalk bag will go perfectly on a disc golf bag! By pinching, patting or slapping this bag, a little amount of chalk transfers to your hand. With the included bag, it's super easy to reach in, squeeze the chalk bag with my fingers for forehand, with my whole hand for backhand throws.

As a rock climber as well, having a chalk bag on the course feels perfect. I have had no problem with over-chalking as the bag provides a good "rate of transfer" if you want to call it that. As oppose to other chalk solutions, the ball distributes the chalk evenly and cleanly with the inclusion of the bag attachment. 

The only issue I can point out is the bag that comes with the chalk ball seems to come open often during rounds. With slick draw-strings enclosing the bag, a single knot will come undone after a few minutes.

Overall, the Chalk Ball has brought my rock climbing grip to disc golf and I'm very pleased with my purchase. 

This is a unique grip enhancement product that differs a lot from the typical Sportsack style.This ball is filled with actual chalk which is like what weight lifters or rock climbers use to enhance their grip and keep their fingers from slipping. Some people have always liked a "chalky feel" on their putters in particular. This ball gives your hands that chalky feel.

It can seem messy if you're not accustomed to chalking your hands, so be sure to put it back into the accompanying pouch to make sure it doesn't get all over your gear or your clothes. The bag attaches nicely to your bag, or you can shove the entire thing into a pocket on a disc golf bag. I don't see myself using it a lot in my dryer climate, but do like the Chalk Ball as a unique and useful option for climates where moisture and grip becomes more of an issue. 

This is a good grip enhancer. Its not like the "moisture removing" ones or the "get your hands dusty" ones. Its a chalk bag, that upon grabbing it will get a small amount of chalk on your hands. I found that the way to get the optimal amount of chalk into my hand was to toss the ball into my hand.

The chalk that I get onto my hands makes my grip significantly better. Its like it neutralizes everything. I don't have a dusty feel, nor do I have a tacky feel, it just feels solid. If I get too much, my hand feels like its got a thin layer of clay on it Leading to a slight gummy feel, I'm not a fan of how this feels, but I don't think it affects my grip to be too grippy that it is a negative. 

Overall, I'm pleased with how well this thing works.