May seem a strange question but --

[Mr Haematocrit]

ok fine thanks i am a little unsure as to where you put this do you actualy
put them on your round things ...... or is it for tops of legs . . . .

It's for your family jewels (place it anywhere chaffing would make you cry)

 

[rebelpeter]

oh i see i dont really get sore at all but then i dont think i do as many miles and as much speeding along as you pro guys on here, but i will certainly get some of this cream anyway many thanks . . .

 

[Cubist]

ok fine thanks i am a little unsure as to where you put this do you actualy
put them on your round things ...... or is it for tops of legs . . . .

Udderly Smooth is great stuff. That its an udder cream gives you the clue as where it works best

 

[rebelpeter]

udder cream huh..... yes i get it and will give it a go.

thanks

 

[screenman]

I prefer graphite grease, but there again were hard up north.

In truth Drapolene.

 

[kedab]

this has been an enjoyable thread - rebelpeter - butt butter (chamois creme) plus the gloriously cooling 'post ride gel' i like to use, are all part of things you'll begin to think of as perfectly normal that non-riders think of as just plain odd. i have also asked the, 'it's a bit uncomfy with me alans on under me tights, does anyone just not wear them?' question. 4 years on (or about that), i think nothing of leaving the house without pants on. the wife still finds it unsettling. i have also taken to shaving my legs in the summer. ankles to nads. that was a strange experience. i found that my legs felt strangely moist for a few days...my wife found that unsettling too. i am still married though. cycling is amazing, as are the things you'll learn about cycling and cyclists as you get more and more obsessed by it. which you will. embrace it

 

[rebelpeter]

this has been an enjoyable thread - rebelpeter - butt butter (chamois creme) plus the gloriously cooling 'post ride gel' i like to use, are all part of things you'll begin to think of as perfectly normal that non-riders think of as just plain odd. i have also asked the, 'it's a bit uncomfy with me alans on under me tights, does anyone just not wear them?' question. 4 years on (or about that), i think nothing of leaving the house without pants on. the wife still finds it unsettling. i have also taken to shaving my legs in the summer. ankles to nads. that was a strange experience. i found that my legs felt strangely moist for a few days...my wife found that unsettling too. i am still married though. cycling is amazing, as are the things you'll learn about cycling and cyclists as you get more and more obsessed by it. which you will. embrace it

Hello there Kedab. Im very pleased you like this thread and im also pleased with all the kind replies to my questions so my thanks to everyone who replied or just read this thread...

 

[rebelpeter]

this has been an enjoyable thread - rebelpeter - butt butter (chamois creme) plus the gloriously cooling 'post ride gel' i like to use, are all part of things you'll begin to think of as perfectly normal that non-riders think of as just plain odd. i have also asked the, 'it's a bit uncomfy with me alans on under me tights, does anyone just not wear them?' question. 4 years on (or about that), i think nothing of leaving the house without pants on. the wife still finds it unsettling. i have also taken to shaving my legs in the summer. ankles to nads. that was a strange experience. i found that my legs felt strangely moist for a few days...my wife found that unsettling too. i am still married though. cycling is amazing, as are the things you'll learn about cycling and cyclists as you get more and more obsessed by it. which you will. embrace it

Hello there Kedab. Im very pleased you like this thread and im also pleased with all the kind replies to my questions so my thanks to everyone who replied or just read this thread...

 

[Matt-g]

I can't get on with this going commando scenario, doesn't give me the support. I've tried a cricket jockstrap, but found on the last couple of rides it chafes. Can recommend any particular brand of jock-strap? Ladies need not respond, they don't have the (bitter) experience!

 

[Brandane]

Just do NOT get your udder cream mixed up with this stuff......

If you're wondering why you shouldn't use it, read the reviews, here.