🌡️ DZ Nuts Medium Heat Embrocation Cream - Cold Weather Chamois Cream, 6.7 fl. oz (200 ml) Review

Have used a medium temperature product a few times with air temperatures typically in the high 50ºF. In typical wind chill on a bike this might be as low as 50ºF. Pleasant feeling of warmth within 5 minutes, pleasant smell and almost invisible (no foreign coloring on the legs!). The consistency is firm - harder than toothpaste. Therefore it does not drip when applied. It seems to wash off easily in the shower, although I still feel warm for about an hour. Will order the high heat version for…

Aside from traditional foot use, I mainly use it on my lower back on colder rides. It just doesn't work with Kontakt, it's not like Bengay. It needs moisture/sweat/water to function. The warming that kicks in when the sweat starts pouring lasts for quite a while and my back seems to appreciate it. Don't overdo it and be careful where you put it. I've been experimenting too much with my hands (unsuccessfully! Don't do that!) and 45 minutes into the ride I thought they were going to spontaneously

Recently I wanted to try all kinds of embroidery. Well, my search is over. There aren't many on the US market (I've tried MadAlchemy and Ozone), but DZ is MUCH better for the following reasons: 1) Water-based: won't clog or irritate sensitive follicles. After application, hands are much easier to rinse off. This is key to avoiding pee-pee embryogenesis during the last urination before the race. 2) Best Smell: InHeat has a strong, medicinal, wintergreen scent that I personally love. If you…