2 Pack of Chamois Butt'r Original - 2- 8oz tubes

I put in about 3 hours of stationary cycling in the winter and about a hundred miles a week on my road or mountain bikes the rest of the year. Chamois Buttr is the best chafing prevention I've ever used. Great product. Seems a little pricey but I'm willing to pay for it since it is so effective.

I'm a 74-year old regular cyclist and I find that this helps me avoid irritation. If your fanny is new to the saddle, you're likely to experience a little discomfort when you first do some serious miles. This isn't a panacea. But I think that a person's skin thins with age and this certainly seemed to help me.

Some like Chamois Butter some don’t;I’m in Sunny South Fla.; I only use it in my longer Gravel rides 25 to 50+ milesDown here you sweat a lot and this really helps me. I used it when on my Road Bike years ago doing 35 to 100 milers; it was essential to me back then as it is now.

The only chamois cream I use. I use it on every ride. Works great through century distances. Washes out of cycling shorts during a normal washer cycle. Outstanding product.

My husband and I are road cyclists and this product is a life saver for us. Several hours on the saddle in the heat and humidity of Georgia can be torture and this ointment protects our skin from the elements.

I use this when I'm going on rides >90 minutes. It does the job. Goes on easily. Holds up nicely. Comes off in the shower without a lot of work. Haven't had any saddle or chafing issues when I plan ahead and make sure to use this. It's a great product.

I love the product. It’s night and day wearing it is compared to not on longer rides but I just find it hard to justify the price. And what’s up with the women’s version costing less? Interesting. Think I’ll just start using it. At least I can save a dollar or two.

I tried other creams, just to try them out, but nothing has beat Chamois Butt'r. I cycle ~150 mile per week. The only time time I wish I had diaper cream on is when I've gotten caught in summer rains while cycling; Butt'r washes away with rain.