Mammut Sloper Brush

Boar hair is stiffer and more durable than most synthetic alternatives, making it highly effective at removing caked-on chalk and grime from climbing holds. It is also gentler on the rock surface, ensuring you clean the hold without wearing down the texture over time.

The angled head allows you to reach into deep pockets, crimps, and awkward sloper edges without scraping your knuckles against the rock. It provides better leverage and a more natural brushing angle, which is especially helpful when cleaning holds high above your head.

Yes, the file is designed to smooth down rough calluses and flaps of skin that can catch on sharp holds. It is a convenient, low-profile addition that helps you maintain your fingertips between burns without needing to carry a separate sanding tool.

Absolutely. The durable recycled plastic construction and boar hair bristles perform well on both plastic gym holds and natural rock. It is a versatile, all-around tool for any climbing environment.

The brush measures 22 cm in length. It is designed to fit comfortably in most standard chalk bag brush loops, though it may stick out slightly depending on the depth of your specific bag.