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Old 06-17-22, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob Ross
Most of my cycling friends who are fans of mid-ride re-application* use small plastic screw-top containers (like the ones that folks store their contact lenses in) which they refill at home from the far more economical large sized chamois cream containers.

*perhaps interestingly, all of my cycling friends who are fans of mid-ride re-application are female.
Yup on both points. I get asked for the small packets more by female riders than male. Don't really know or care if there is anything to that but just a point of data.
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Originally Posted by Psimet2001
You're in Chicago...and have never tried chamois cream. Just feel the need to point out Enzo's ButtonHole Chamois Cream is locally made and doesn't contain any petroleum products. We sell tens of thousands of jars a year on a product that we have developed over 13 years. As I said before: the old bike forums used to look down on turning posts into ads but it's such a basic product and nominal cost - give it a shot.

Heck you're local - pm me where you are near and I can probably tell you which shop near you carries it.
That was a smooth segue!
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Old 06-17-22, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob Ross
*perhaps interestingly, all of my cycling friends who are fans of mid-ride re-application are female.
Same here, until I went over 200 miles. Then, the entire group.

I’ve used Chamois Butt’r and Body Glide
My current preference.


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Old 06-17-22, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Psimet2001
Shameless plug
Not going there.

ButtonHole Chamois cream.
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I had to read that 3 or 4 times before I read it correctly.
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Originally Posted by PeteHski
What is Body Glide?
It is popular with people who wear wet-suits.
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Old 06-19-22, 01:33 PM
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That was a smooth segue!
Yeah, and it probably worked. I ride within a few hundred yards of an Enzo's retailer on my favorite route, and I've been getting my BG at REI, which requires driving....
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