Homemade chamois cream?
I stupidly decided to delay my order of new chamois cream from Wiggle, thinking that even if I run out I won't notice a big difference. I ran out yesterday and I sure did notice! I just didn't feel as comfortable on the saddle without it. So now I have to wait until my new cream arrives.
In the meantime, does anyone use some kind of homemade chamois cream?
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Permalink Reply by Monty Wolf on -
I think I have some Savlon lying around somewhere. I'll give it a go
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Permalink Reply by Dahondude on -
You don't need much. I just rub it in on the skin (mostly around the sit bones) where I know I tend to get saddle sores. You don't need to smother it onto the chamois like this...
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Permalink Reply by Mike Brisco on -
Silcon cream (anti chafe; pharmacies) used to be v good but maybe no longer made.
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Permalink Reply by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on -
When i had my knee replaced I was introduced to silicone cream.
it was used for massage.
Hamilton laboratories make it and is is called dimethi cream.
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Permalink Reply by Gus K on -
Yep, just Sudocrem really unless you've got a specific sore. I couldn't believe how much instant relief it gave.
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Permalink Reply by Rob (Chewbacca) on -
zinc cream works very well for the sore spots....
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Permalink Reply by Matt Brennan on -
I have nothing useful to add so....
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Permalink Reply by Just another psycho-list on -
lol
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Permalink Reply by Ol' Dr. Cadence (Mathew) on
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I see so you can carry cream for your coffee? right? ???
LOL :P
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Permalink Reply by Dean Frost on
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I just use Petrolium( I think that how you spell it) jelly it works for babies and Cyclist and it cheap as
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