DZ Nuts Pro Chamois Creme

Works well for me.

I�d been riding for a while without chamois cr�me and was just enduring saddle sores. DZ Nuts Pro was a lifesaver! Not only did it help clear up the saddle sores, but it has helped keep them from coming back; making it possible to keep on riding each day without a pain in the butt.

Love this product. No weird tingle sensations like some creams give you. Even after a long ride on a hot day things still don't stink! Trust me, I bought more. I used a couple other brands prior and didn't like them near as much. Don't hesitate, just buy it. Plus I used to ride without cream, but it's a night and day difference riding with it applied. Anything over twenty miles it gets applied. No more shorts sticking after the twenty five mile mark etc. absolutely love it.

I got this product based on a local bike shop recommendation to help get me thru a week long tour with a very annoying saddle sore. It contains tea tree oil and I think that helped manage and heal.

I like the smell and tingly feeling of the cream. It has a good consistency that's held up over several months of use. I also ordered a second tube and the female version for my wife.

So I tried other brands out there. Ones that tingle and ones that don't.

These got me through a 76 mile ride w no shorts sticking to my a**.

A friend of mine pulled a century without a hitch.

The 76 mile ride was on a hot day and no stink. This is now the only brand I'll buy. And people that cry about it being in a tube, I have no words. I will definitely buy this again!!

I have tried other brands of Chamois creme, most have been adequate. If you want (in my opinion) the best, go with DZ nuts pro. Does not have an obnoxious smell, does a great job of soothing any existing saddle sores.

Standard in the business.....

Used on a 76 mi ride this summer w no issues.

Light tingle when applying it, but not much.

No smell at the end of the ride either.

I'd buy it again. In fact, I did.

I love DZ Nuts, I have been using it for years after trying several other creams out there. It just works great, slight tingle at first so be prepared but it really seems to last and keep the down there happy. If you haven't tried it yet worth a shot.

Scent free, and after a good ride everything is still scent free. On the thicker side. I will purchase again.

This is the York Peppermint Patty of butt paste. One tube lasts a long time.

I use it on my bottom. It's the right consistency and the tube is very handy.

Id never used chamois creme before, but as my rides were lengthening, I figured Id try it out.

DZ has a pleasant aroma, and it keeps the downstairs so comfy that I thought Id try it on dry skin elsewhere.

Harsh chemicals at work had left my hands dry, cracked, and itchy, and hand lotion wasnt helping a whole lot, but DZ worked a charm.

DZ Not just for nuts.

Use daily on rides. Not to slippery, but can disappear on longer rides so take a small amount with you on a century.

Consistency is more lotion-like than paste-like but it does the job

Apply direct to the skin.. Don't waste time putting on Chamois.. A lot goes a long way

DZ Nuts does what it claims. I never ride without it.

This is the best Chamois Cream of all the ones I have tried.

I was concerned about the price but my bike shp recommended DZ Nuts so Itried it. It greatly reduced chaffing and irritation and, surprisingly, eased that ache after a long ride. Applied as directed. I'm sold!

Have been a huge fan of Doc's Chamois Cream. This is becoming hard to find. Both products contain Tea Tree oil. From the odor, I would guess Doc's has a higher concentration of Tea Tree oil. (A nasty smell in my opinion, but who cares considering where it is going.) This is a natural anti-bacterial and an anti-fungal ingredient. Works well as a lubricant and helps prevent saddle sores.