Just curious as to what is the best chamois cream you have found and use. Is there a brand that does not break down during longer rides of 4-5 hours?
I'm actually curious to read what people have to say to your question, I don't use it. I want to see what's the deal with it?likes to ride said:So, no one uses chamois cream?
Chamois Butt'r, which is like a heavy hand cream with some lanolin. Vaseline is too heavyweight for my liking, but it does hold up well on long rides.likes to ride said:So, no one uses chamois cream?
dhk2 said:Chamois Butt'r, which is like a heavy hand cream with some lanolin. Vaseline is too heavyweight for my liking, but it does hold up well on long rides.
Keith Bontrager's recipe, from the most recent issue of Outside magazine:dhk2 said:Recently read a homemade recipe: a 13 oz tub of Vaseline, with 1 oz of antibotic ointment and 1 oz of hydrocortizone cream. Suppose this formula might be beneficial on multi-day events where healing and prevention of saddle sores is all-important.
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