Chamois cream and padded shorts/bibs

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08-17-15, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by RollingBlubber

Only a moron would do that.

Actually see it mentioned here quite often.

Nope, they just don't last.

Call them, they'll likely make it right.

08-17-15, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by RollingBlubber

I'm also curious if there's a chamois cream out there that is a bit firmer and longer lasting than ASSOS. Here's the list of chamois creams I've tried and my experience with them:

- Chamois Butt'r: decent but does not last very long during the summer. I had to stop every three or four miles to reapply yesterday, which is beyond annoying.

I think something else must be wrong. Every 3-4 miles? I rode 113 miles on Saturday, and at mile ~100 I started to feel that I needed to reapply Chamois Butt'r after my initial (admittedly generous) application.

08-17-15, 08:27 AM

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Yeah, I am not sure about you Aerotech experience as we have about 10 pair between my wife and I. We wash after every ride and put them in the dryer as well, no problems in the 4-5 months we have been riding a lot.