Say Goodbye To Saddle Sores And Chafing With Dznuts Men'S Pro Chamois Cream - Perfect For Cyclists, Runners, And Triathletes! Review

Headline says it all, been using DZ Nuts for a few years now with no issues. It's the go to chamois cream for happy undercarriage!

Very effective but I wish it came in a 55-gallon drum.I just finished my 12th consecutive 200k (125-miles) bike ride and did the 170-mile Cross-Florida ride as well this year. That's a lot of wear and tear on my delicate man parts with more than 100 hours in the saddle in addition to my shorter rides. I used to think that high-quality cycling bib shorts were all you needed, that cream was unnecessary. As I increased my single-day mileage into triple-digits, good clothing wasn't nearly enough.If

I am a big dude (6'3"; 270lbs; Army Officer). This stuff is a godsend. I read the reviews years ago before I bought my first bottle. I just bought another bottle on 13 APRIL 2020. I would NEVER ride without this. There are a lot of competing substitute products out there. I have tried most of them, and this works far and away the best. It doesn't smell, it stays put, it eliminates saddle sores, it is cheap. ok, it's expensive, but so are saddle sores!Look, if you want to ride every day or every

Listen.as an avid cyclist, hiker, climber, etc.DZ nuts get a little raw, and nothing chaps my ass more than a sub-par chamois cream. I actually started using this for any distance based event and the little bit of cooling menthol is great for putting out bush fires. DZ nutsdeserve the best, so I use DZ nuts. It says taint on the bottle in capitalletters, I mean if that doesn't sell you then you can go back to dumping a bucket of baby powder down your bibs. This stuff is my jam and DZ nuts feel…

I started cycling about two years ago. After being overweight for too long I found joy in getting outside and feeling free with the wind in my face. My joy faded when summer came because every year since I can remember I would get this horrid heat rash, and that was BEFORE I started exercising outside! Itchy, stinging gnawing discomfort. In the past I tried powders, and gels, and creams with mediocre results. The rash usually lasted until the first frost or so and my nether regions began to…

I work in construction. So when it gets hot, I get sweaty. Sweaty means rubbing and sticking.Down there. When that happens I get swamp ass. And I'll tell you, that s*** hurts. Rubs your balls raw. Looked around and finally found this product. I tried it out and tell you what, It works great. makes your balls and gouch feel great. leaves a fresh minty feeling down there. and best of all, no rub and no pain. I recommend this product to all construction workers, hell, all active people and not…

Never having problems with "saddle sores" before, I didn't know what to do. After doing some research I decided to try some chamois cream. What brand? Well, I ordered some of the DZNuts and some Chamois Butt'r. I tried the DZNuts first because it advertised some healing properties for already damaged skin. I think it worked great. It has a cooling sensation when applied and allowed me to ride normally. My problem "area" also cleared up fairly quickly. I am well pleased with this

This is the best chamois cream I’ve used. I’ll continue to buy it again every time. No saddle sores here! That's my feedback.

It is a good product. If used on a very hot day and on a very long ride, you may need to consider replying as you go. The smell that some mentioned it is not a big deal and goes away in few minutes and the product itself leaves no residue after ride making the wash of your shorts an easy task.

Nice warming/cooling sensation when applied. No mess easy clean up of application. Makes and friction instantly leave more of a gliding feeling when walking after putting this on.

So I sweat a ton. I don’t know if it’s the Norwegian in me or what. But this product works great for about the first 40 miles of cycling for me. And that’s with a very liberal application. I had a hard time spending $20 on this because the stuff I use (mentioned below) works perfect. I figured DZNuts must line my nethers with gold for the price I’m paying. I was unfortunately, disappointed in how short it lasts. My advice is to forget these crazy expensive creams and go with something tried and

I purchased DZ Nuts Pro Chamios Cream after getting into a situation where I had recurring saddle sores that were not able to heal in between rides. I started to use the product with irritated saddle sores already in place. It definitely helped. After a couple of weeks of constant use, my saddle sores healed sufficiently to where I could ride without the product (I prefer to ride "dry" if I can).My experience was to use a lot, or none at all. Using a small amount seemed to just make my skin…

Did an 80 mile ride the first time I tried DZNuts Pro Chamois Cream. Applied to my nether region before the ride, didn't add any more, and no chafing whatsoever. If the results on the next few rides are as good, I'll be a happy rider.BTW, the warming sensation right after you first apply it is a little strange, but it goes a away quickly and is not an issue during use.

Works great! I know that there have been others complaining of the strong or intense menthol feeling / tingling / scent from the product and I have to disagree. While there is some of that, it's very slight and not a bad thing. Plus this helps to almost have a cooling / soothing affect once you begin to sweat more-heavily. Possibly in the winter months you would need to switch up your butter to something without this if you train / ride outdoors.I think it comes down to the fact that some…

I really, really like this product. I probably use it a bit more liberally than some but I have some bibs that are "tired." The Butter options is good, cheaper, but I like the very slight cooling/menthol type sensation once in awhile. Anyway. expensive but the best I have tried as it keeps up after a few hours on a gravel race/ride. Also, I really do try to support my LBS where possible, but it is WAY cheaper here for me.

I bought this and DZNuts Cream at the same time. I do not generally have a problem with irritation, but it has happened. At the time I tried these I did not have a rash or irritation, so I can't comment on how well either of these are at soothing an existing problem. These are two products different for a number of reasons. DZNuts' instructions advise to put the cream directly on the skin, noting it can also be added to the chamois. Gooch Guard, on the other hand, advises to put it on the…

This stuff is great! I’ve been using it for about a year. It’s always made riding my bike better and I’m always less sore than when I don’t use it. But yesterday (11/2), I rode my first century ride. My under carriage was easily the least sore part of my whole body. Highly recommended! Do your boys a favor.

This is a great product if you are having issues with saddle sores. Always check your bike fit first but if you need a little something to help you with saddles sores, this is the thing to do it. Great value for the money. I've gotten over 50 rides out of one bottle. Highly recommend this product and continue to use it.

It's tingly, smells nice, and it does a great job preserving my grundle and nearby parts, without being oily or feeling like you've slathered ultra-healing cream all over yourself. It works well with your perspiration to stop chaffing. I do anywhere from 20-60 mile rides regularly, and I don't know that I'd trust anything else. I knocked off one star because it's a little spendy.

Never lets me down. A little on the saddle pad and a little on the "taint” as directed and you’ll save yourself from saddle sores. It numbs and helps you recover from them too.if you’re already chaffed before using this product.