Chafing down under

RichardFcp
RichardFcp Posts: 155
Seem to be having a problem with this on longer rides no matter what combination of shorts and saddle I try. I have used both vaseline and sudocreme to try and ward it off but to no avail as they are absorbed into the skin or the shorts very quickly. Is there anything else that anyone would recommend?
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Comments

  • GeorgeShaw
    GeorgeShaw Posts: 764
    Assos chamois cream. Never a problem, even over 300km :D
  • Cajun
    Cajun Posts: 1,048
    Body Glide best ever...No mess, No stained clothes..
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  • popette
    popette Posts: 2,089
    can women use these creams too? Do they sting if they get onto the really sensitive bits? :shock:
  • DaveyL
    DaveyL Posts: 5,167
    A friend of mine advises against ladies using Assos cream. But you never know, some people might like it!
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  • vitesse169
    vitesse169 Posts: 422
    I generally use sudocrem &/or assos - but if a little extra is needed I found a tube of 'ederma' at a pharmacy. It's pricey, but used sparingly lasts forever, it has a thick consistancy & is used for nappy rash situations.
  • RichardFcp
    RichardFcp Posts: 155
    GeorgeShaw wrote:
    Assos chamois cream. Never a problem, even over 300km :D

    Cheers George, ordered last night from Wiggle. Should be worth an hour off next year's time :D
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  • Doobz
    Doobz Posts: 2,800
    get some bepanthen, Its as silky smooth as the other top stuff and can be had from most chemists
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  • gavintc
    gavintc Posts: 3,009
    My wife tried, but did not really like the warm glow of assos on her bits. I am not sure whether it would do any harm, but she was less than impressed.