Chamois Cream for Cycling, Runners, Athletes - Anti Chafing Cream for Men and Women with Aloe, Shea Butter & Vitamin E - Reduces Saddle Sores, Low Friction Formula (4 oz)

I have used this for its stated purpose (on a rowing machine, actually) and been very pleased. Recently, on a whim, I used it on my (shortish) beard in the hopes that it would work better than the countless moisturizers, oils, balms etc. I have tried. It works really well! Absorbs well, moisturizes and I forget I have it on after the initial pleasant feeling I experience when I apply it. Way less expensive than most specialty products. This cream is now part of my shower routine and my face feels great. Soft beard, comfortable facial skin. Who knew??? (Actually, if you look at the ingredient list, you will see several of the ingredients included in beard care products).

The unsung hero of long rides and the silent guardian of sensitive skin. This anti-chafing wonder is like the bodyguard you never knew you needed—until the chafing strikes, that is. One application, and it’s like your thighs are gliding through the day on a cloud of silky happiness. No more awkward waddling post-ride, trying to act casual while secretly plotting how to sit down without looking like a penguin. With this cream, you'll glide through the world like a professional cyclist on a velvety cushion of relief. Your skin will thank you, your rides will thank you, and the seat of your bike will breathe a sigh of relief. Plus, if chafing were a video game boss, this cream is the cheat code. Get it, apply it, and ride like the wind—minus the irritation.

Works better than popular cream

Seemed to work fine… But I’m allergic to the artificial vitamin E that’s in it. So I’ll be replacing it with something that’s safe for me. Wish they’d been clearer about the ingredients before I bought it.

I cycle 1,000 miles a month, so comfort is a concern. For years, I used Queen Helene Cocoa Butter Cream for cycling, because it's cheap but works fairly well. But UnderBudr sent me some free sample packets and I got hooked. I can't describe exactly how the UnderBuder works but there is less chafing and pressure soreness. It also seems to last while riding and I seldom need to re-apply a second time, even on 50 mile rides. It holds up well in the heat and never liquefies or runs. This is water-based and washes out well, unlike the cocoa butter, which is pretty greasy.

Was looking for something more natural for my booty to keep me from getting sores and this product has done the trick!! The texture is thick and silky smooth. The container is great, never leaked when turned over. It works better than most for me and I don’t really care what it costs because it saves my booty!!

Works well, not greasy. But you get a tiny tub of chamois cream for $20. Works out to maybe a $2 surtax per ride. Disappointing.

PROS: 1. Works well for me 2. Ample amount (too much?) in one packet CONS: 1. Expensive 2. Doesn't stick to the chamois unless pressed down a bit 3. Can seep through lycra as white streaks I wish I could be like those people who don't use any anti-chafe cream, but alas, such is not my lot in life. And with chamois cream I prefer packets over the jar of festering bacteria and pubic hairs. I believe there are only two chamois creams sold as packets. I used Chamois Butt'r for a while and it's a much better value at $1.17 per packet instead of $2.08 per packet. However, I find UNDRBUDR lasts longer and works a little bit better for me so to get a better ride I'll just pay the extra dollar if I'm going over 20 miles. But much more than that and I'd probably start trying three packets of Chamois Butt'r. One very slight annoyance is that it doesn't stick well to the chamois coming out of the packet unless you apply some pressure to it. I suppose the other way to apply it is to get down and dirty with your hand, but I feel like I'm wasting product if half of it is stuck to my hand. Also, if it travels off the edge of the chamois to the lycra then it comes through the lycra as white streaks, which I feel the need to clean off with water. Maybe if they made a black color version I'd get that, since I'm not switching to white shorts. God only knows what's going on with the brown shorts people. Overall, I'm satisfied with this even though I wish it were cheaper.