Chamois Cream

[Alan]

This works great for long rides and is great for skin issues off the bike. It washes out just fine and won't damage shorts like other products that I used to use.

http://endurostuff.com/reviews/

Alan

[redir]

I've always just used BagBalm. It's cheap and a tin will last for ever. It does smell though so I might try that Naylor stuff after the BagBalm is gone in another ten years

[ultraman6970]

You use kerosene and then you use cigarette lighter and put the flame really close, that will evaporate the stain

Now seriously I have used tiny dabs of vaseline, and never had a problem with stains because the body absorbs it, The other stuff I have used lately is aquaphor healing ointment, a lot cheaper than other stuff, just a dab and good to go.

Originally Posted by OtayBW

I think I heard someone mention kerosene, but I'm not sure....

[eippo1]

Originally Posted by verbs4us

I man-up to Desitin Rapid Relief (zinc oxide) diaper cream.

Last time I used that stuff I had a major reaction to it. Body did not like it.

For chamois cream, I use the Butt'r or the Assos. Have a saddle sore at the moment, though, so am just taking a break for a few days. Not sure if anything could have prevented the chafing from D2R2. My saddle was at the end of its life and wasn't really supporting much and I was soaked for quite a few hours.

[mastaliu]

Thumbs up for Docs Skincare Natural Chamois Cream. I also use Waxelene, an all natural beeswax cream that washes out fine.