I use the product every day to go to work by bike (50 km).
Years ago (in the old days with real chamois), I used to apply chamois 'fat' directly to the chamois in my shorts. But I've since learned that it's best to apply chamois cream to my skin where it contacts the synthetic chamois. I've used PaceLine Chamois ButtR for a good number of years now. It prevents chafing against the chamois. The product works well.
My wife and I love this stuff. We even use it for our longer jogs. Good stuff.
This stuff works very well! Don't know if it will last all day on a long ride.
I've used this for many years. Solves friction problems in those spots and cleans up easily. I always use it on rides over 45 minutes!
This is a good chamois cream. I alternate this with Beljum Budder. I tend to use this more since it's cheaper.
I have been using some kind of chamous cream for about 6 yrs.This product is a good value, and works very well. I apply directly to my skin, for hours of comfort.
Saves on chaffing. This stuff rocks!
Chamois ButtR helps keep me on the bike longer. Reduces friction and has almost no odor and no cooling type feeling for those who don't want it. If your looking for a cool feeling try the Pace Line Euro Style. I recomend having a tube at the house and another in the glovebox just in case.
Better than butter twice the price
I've tried some of the more expensive creams, but nothing works as well as this product for me.
Great value for the money.
I use ButtR on every long and multiple days rides.
The stuff works like this - as you are pulling on your shorts, put about three fingers full on your chamois and spread it thick around the business area. Put a lighter dollop on your taintage. Wipe your hands on some other part of your body to absorb the excess and pull up your bibs. Say goodbye to rawness, redness, sores, and blisters. The nasty little secret of roadies doesn't need to be a chronic pain in the ass and you sure as hell owe it to yourself to be comfortable after dropping massive coin on your carbon steed.
This is a very good chamois cream. It's not too greasy and washes out of shorts easily.
Besides bag balm, this is the only type of chamois lubricant I've tried so far. Bag balm works great but it has a funky petroleum smell and I worry about leaving greasy stains on my clothes. With the PaceLine Chamois Buttr, no matter how sloppy I've been with applying it, it leaves no residue or stains on my gear or clothes. It goes on smooth and has no discernible scent, which I like. It's reasonably priced and easy to find in most bike & outdoor gear shops. It also lasts for miles - on a recent 135 mi jaunt I had to touch up only once.
Use liberally, typically where skin meets chamois or sensitive areas contact shorts. Apply thickly, as a shield. Cleans up easily with water so it's not so great on a rainy day unless you can reapply (which I've never done). Watch for it on sale ($9 is a good buy) as it can be $18 or more, and buy three or more tubes for the year.
Great product. Works well with even small amounts. However, I wish they made a larger size. Ordering something (any consumer product) which we use on a continual basis-like T.P., P.T. (paper towels), dish soap, or Paceline Chamois Buttr in an 8oz size-is not an economical purchase. It starts with the manufacturer who knows they make a substantially larger profit with diminutively packaged offerings. Shame on Paceline for not offering a larger size. It is also not very green-conscious.
Non racer, 14 mph average rider, who takes breaks but loves to ride. The difference between riding with or without Chamois BurrR is dramatic. I recommend this product highly to a person wishing to focus on the scenery and riding friends. It's made my back to back training day rides much more pleasant.
Great cream. Non-greasy and it works.
I've used this for years. Tried Assos, and other than the cooling effect I felt from it, couldn't tell them apart.
Good value and works for me just fine for about 4 hours or so.
