Anti-Chafe Tin (0.5 oz)

Very Impressive results!!!

Works great for chafing areas. The small size is the perfect size to bring along running.

I needed something to prevent chafing on a 3 day backpacking trip. This product worked perfectly. I had no chafing and it was not uncomfortable at all

This stuff is great. It's a product marketed to runners. I am not a runner. But I worked a lot of ultras and fell in love with this product. Seriously I put it on just about every skin ailment. I even put it on my cat when I think he had ring worm. It cured it. Not all of the ingredients are good for cats but I figured it was better than him suffering through a fungal infection.

I bought this tin to bring on a 147 mile FKT run, where every ounce matters but chafing could also end my trip (and is virtually inevitable). This product worked as well as hoped. It weighs almost nothing but was easily more than enough for 60 hours of running with frequent applications and is less than half used. It also does the job it's intended for, completely preventing chafing. I finished the trip with none at all! The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that at low temperatures (40 F) it became very hard and basically unusable. I stuck it in my compression shorts for a few minutes and it softened enough to use.

This is what the pros use so this is what I used for my first ultramarathon. I used a relatively small amount on my groin and my feet and I had zero chafing and minimal blisters after 50 miles. It lasts a long time. It smells like nut butter, no surprise. I wouldn’t go as far as to say I love the smell, but it doesn’t stink. It’s nice knowing that I am not running toxic chemicals all over my junk.

This stuff saved me! After trying all the body glide and other things whatever is in this is amazing!! Saved me so much stress marathon training.

This is the best anti-chaff out there. It is also great for after care if needed

The tin can arrived severely deformed and leaking. Product is unusable. There’s also a smell which is unusual because it’s supposed to be unscented.