Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
Udderly Smooth
This product includes Shea Butter and is thicker than our other products.
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Top Features of the Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
This product includes Shea Butter and is thicker than our other products.
- 8oz tub
- Suitable for both Men and Women
- MTB
- Road
Developed originally for Cyclists to help prevent chaffing, it is also good for those seeking a thicker moisturiser. Chamois cream is effective in stopping chaffing of the skin. Can be used on both short and long rides. Highly recommended in both Summer and Winter as the cream acts as a barrier preventing sweat and rain damaging the skin.
About Chamois Cream
Chamois crème is a must for any cyclist, it improves rider comfort and reduces the chance of saddle soreness. Most will have anti-bacterial ingredients to keep the delicate skin protected and to repair any damage that may occur during a ride. Chamois crème and a good pair of shorts are probably the most important item of cycle wear you will buy.
About the Udderly Smooth brand
Udderly Smooth are the makers of chamois creams, hand crème and body lotion. Exceptional soothing skin and barrier care, Udderly SMOOth provides much needed relief to various skin complaints.
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Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
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Review from Singletrack
Chamois cream is seen by many mountan bikers to be un-necassary or even a little strange. Although both of these viewpoints may well be true, a quality chamois cream will allow you to ride for longer periods and in more comfort. Personally i tend to use the brilliant Assos Cream (or 'minty arse lard' as it is affectionately known) on any ride over a couple of hours and swear by it. Indeed the Assos cream seems to be the default choice for most of the endurance biased riders i know.Consequently it was interesting to try out a new contender to the, err, throne.
Udderley SMOOth previously developed creams to protect cows udders during milking, but they now have a range of creams for humans, including hand creams, used by round the world yachtsmen, and this anti-chafing Chamois Cream. It is fresh smelling snd non-greasy and didn't stain my shorts (or skin!). It works well for a long time without re-application and certainly increased my comfort on long rides. All very good. On the whole Udderley cream seems to work just as well as the Assos. While it doesn't have the minty tingle that some people like, it does come in a much bigger pot for less money.
In conclusion...
Great product, great price. Two thumbs up!
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Review from Cycling Weekly
This is not the first time we have seen Udderley SMOOth. The first product we tested was the roiginal udder cream, and now there is a chamois cream for cyclists. Containing Shea Butter, this product is thicker than the thin moisturiser and Nivea-like original but retains the greaseless feel when applied to the skin. The thicker consistency of the cream is an improvement on the thinner Udder Cream for longer-distance rides, and has helped to prevent any chaffing even on the hottest days so far this year.
Its almost pearlescent colour and light scent gives a moisturiser appearance to the cream, so in addition to its good performance as a barrier cream, it will leave your hands smelling fresh and feeling soft. On coloured Lycra the cream was also stainless, washing out easily. The large 8oz tub prevents you having to keep running out to buy more, and the low price makes this an excellent choice.
In conclusion...
Udderly Smooth is great value, very effective, but it can be more difficult to get hold of. That said, it's worth the hunting.
Rating: 9/10
Udderly Smooth Chamois Cream
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Great product
I'm fairly new to Chamois cream and have been through one tub of the Assos stuff and am now on a tub of this. I went for this one as my philosophy of "use as much as you like" fits better with a cheaper product.
I have read some reviews of the Assos version which talk about its cooling effect but that was never a big deal for me as it wasn't very noticeable.
This one smells like a moisturiser and seems to do the job just as well as the Assos one. Rough roads still take their toll on my undercarriage but sores and chafing are much reduced. Doesn't seem to stain clothes either.
14 July 2010
slap it on
haven't used any product like this before. felt slightly odd slapping it on but can't fault the fact that after a 110 mile ride I had no problems
13 July 2010
Smells great, not oily
Non greasy, smells great. Have yet to use on a long ride but so far seems to do the job. As a sufferer of cronic saddle sores (had minor surgery on one) this stuff seems to help.
13 July 2010
Does the job, but there's better
Bought this as a cheap alternative to the Assos chamois cream. Udderly Smooth Chamois cream is great and does the job it's meant to do, but it's very messy and you can't avoid getting it everywhere. When you scoop it up, hold it upright otherwise it will fall to the floor very easily.
If you're on a tight budget then this is the chamois cream to go for, but there's better chamois cream products out there if you are prepared to pay a bit more.
13 July 2010
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In short how much of this will I need to apply and when?
Before during or after the ride?
Before during or after the ride?
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 9 months ago
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Before. You can slap on as much as you want, but with experience you'll adjust the amount you use.
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In my experience personal comfort determines the quantity required. Through complacency I skimped on the quantity one day and soon learned to regret it while on the trail. Apply too much and things become mobile and a nuisance.I did six hours last Saturday, from one application when the shorts went on.
2 years, 8 months ago
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Definitely before the ride.You want to be spreading it on your "sit area" (inner thighs, pirineum and maybe between "glutes") so that you get good coverage and (if necessary) also applying some to the chamois inside the shorts itself.
Use as much as you need (I tend to scoop out a good dollop on my two first fingers).
2 years, 8 months ago
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I slapped a good amount on before, I haven't used it afterwards. when I dud get saddle sore I used sudocreme (nappy rash creme) which worked very well.I used about twice the quantity of shaving foam you might use. this is probably too much but I'm not sure thats a problem, well it wasn't for me
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 8 months ago
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Apply liberaly before your ride and if it's a long ride pack a small amount in an old lip gloss tub and apply mid ride.Country : Australia
2 years, 8 months ago
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Just before you put your shorts on and liberally.2 years, 8 months ago
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apply liberally to your "bits" before putting on your shorts, cover about 3 of your fingertiprs with the cream and apply, probably need to experiment a bit to find what is best for you, start with less and build up.2 years, 8 months ago
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Apply generously before the ride and it should last easily. Have done 8hr rides in the Alps in wet weather with no problems.Answer:
I ALWAYS APPLY BEFORE THE START OF ANY RIDE, APPLY QUITE A GENEROUS AMOUNT EITHER TO YOUR SKIN OR THE PAD IN THE CYCLING SHORTS2 years, 9 months ago
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Before & during depending on how far you ride and how much friction you generate.How much is going to be personal preference, start off with a small amount and build up till your comfort level is satisfactory I guess is the best advice?
2 years, 9 months ago
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Before you ride, generous application to body parts that could be/are in contact with seams in sweaty areas, i.e. inner thighs/groin area. You can also apply to areas of underwear that make contact with skin where friction occurs.2 years, 9 months ago
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Yes, it feels completely neutral when it goes on.Answer:
Yes, I think so. Didn't notice any effects when I used it for months.Answer:
Yes, it's just a cream with no "cooling" additives. Like others, if you are saddle sore, it can sting a little, but not much.Answer:
Yes.Answer:
Yes - no unexpected sensations during application!2 years, 8 months ago
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Yeap! I use it quite alot and have no tingley cooling sensation.
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In short no. Slight scent but nothing else.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 10 months ago
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Its just a plain cream, no cooling or warming effect, similar to coca butter.
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Yep, no menthol (if that is what you asked)
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I use this stuff and like it. Not detecting any cooling additives.Ingredients are Aqua, stearic acid, Peg 2 sterate, propylene glycol, isopropyl myrisate, dimethicone, lanolin oil, paraffinum liquidum, shea butter, triethanolamine, allantoin, methylparaben, propylparaben, parfum
Not sure if this answers your q,
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I believe it is.3 years, 2 months ago
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After the ride, are there any difficulties in cleaning/removing the cream from the skin and/or chamois?
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no problems at all just shower and go and wash as normal for shorts.
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Absolutely no problem. It tends to wear off the skin by the end of a very long ride (75 miles) but soap and water will remove it anyway.I was my shorts on a 40 wash which removes it easily.
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 5 months ago
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No, a refreshing post ride showerfor you and cold water and Assos wash for your shorts will keep everybody happy.1 year, 5 months ago
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None at all in my experience - after a decent ride, its not visible on clothing and washing takes care of it, and as far as yourself is concerned, it comes off completely in the shower. In fact, you'll hardly notice it is there before the shower.1 year, 5 months ago
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No problems, just wash as normal1 year, 6 months ago
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nope, has come out in the wash fine.Answer:
No, by the time you have finished the ride the cream will have soaked into the skin and washes out of clothing fine in the wash and does not leave greasy marks.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 7 months ago
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I have had limited use of this, but have had no residue to clean off. It is easily absorbed by the skin and have seen nothing left on clothes.1 year, 7 months ago
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No problems , it washes off both skin and chamois easily, I would recommend this product.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 8 months ago
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none at all....just wash as normal......much much easier than washing out/cleaning petrollium jelly based products!1 year, 8 months ago
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No, the cream is quite thin and comes out in a normal wash if there is any left on the chamois. Comes off your skin without fuss in the shower.Country : United Kingdom
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yeah for sure.3 months, 2 weeks ago
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Yep I've used it for this too for running and it works greatCountry : Finland
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I don't know but it sounds like it's worth a try. However it does rub into the skin if you massage it in and doesn't leave much of a residue.Answer:
Better to use calendula or pure pawpaw ointment for that condition.Answer:
might be worth a try, my wife pinches it and uses it as hand cream some times, its very gental on the skin.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 5 months ago
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Never tried it, but it's a great idea...Answer:
I do rub some on my nipples as well as in the nether regions , I have no problems with it but I also wear a skins / compression vest which doesnt move about and hence no nipple rash.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 8 months ago
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I would say so.3 months, 2 weeks ago
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I don't think this product (or any other chamois cream) is gender specific. My wife uses this stuff on longer rides but prefers not to for anything under 50-60 miles though I would wear it to ride the length of our drive!Country : United Kingdom
3 months, 3 weeks ago
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As far as I know, it should be fine. Although you should always be careful when putting creams near your nether regions, but that applies to personal hygeine as much as anything else (as in wash your hands before applications). Otherwise, just check against the ingredient list for allergies and perhaps do a test on an area that's not so sensitive. Listed ingredients: Aqua, stearic acid, Peg 2 stearate, propylene glycol, isopropyl myristate, dimethicone, lanolin oil, paraffinum liquidum, butyrospermum Parkii (shea butter), triethanolamine, allantoin, methylparaben, propylparaben, parfum.Country : United Kingdom
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Yes I use it, have problems with some shorts rubbing in groin area, this solves it4 months, 4 weeks ago
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Yes definately!! wouldnt be without it :-)Answer:
I am pretty sure that chamois creams are unisex :)Country : France
9 months ago
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from my experience as a male rider,I would say definitely not.May cause unpleasant irritation.
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yes, I use it on all rides over an hour in duration - no probs or irritation.
The bag packaging that clothing is usually shipped in might not be enough for this product if it gets banged around a lot. And then the cream is everywhere.
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its a pretty sturdy pot.. would take some knocking...2 years, 6 months ago
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It comes packed with blow-up bags that protect it. All good.Answer:
it came wrapped and boxed, arrived fine for meAnswer:
Mine came packed in bubble wrap inside a box.Answer:
I got mine in a cardboard box. However, it's such a sturdy tub that I would be surprised if it was damaged in transit, even if it were to be shipped in a polythene bag.Answer:
I think my last Udderly order came in a box. Anyway, the container is pretty tough - I can't imagine it's likely to break open.2 years, 8 months ago
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The screw topped tub containing the cream feels very secure to me.2 years, 8 months ago
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HiI brought the cream with some bib shorts, you don't need to worry the clothing all comes bagged and the packaging was a sturdy box with padding inside. All good
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2 years, 8 months ago
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Came in a box and was non the worse for wear when it was delivered.& knowing Wiggle if it did arrive bust I think they would replace it very fast if you contacted them about it.
2 years, 9 months ago
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It won't happen, the box is quite sturdy and they send mine in a box together with the cycling shorts I also ordered, so no damage whatsoever.2 years, 9 months ago
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The tub that the cream comes in is pretty robust and would take a lot of "banging about" to break. Wiggle usually ship this product in a box which adds some extra protection.3 years, 7 months ago
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no it will definitely be less effective.Answer:
For saddle - sure, why not esp if wetsuit. For underarms and neck, and chaffing generally, perhaps not so much. Body glide etc better for that probably?1 year, 10 months ago
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That's what I do. I guess it gets diluted but it's better than nothing.1 year, 11 months ago
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put heaps on.but otherwise get a removable chamois and cover it in cream and add this down your shorts at T1. I have done this for ironman's before. or do as I do now and just throw some bib shorts with a big cycling chamois (not triathlon chamois) over the top of my tri pants with thinner chamois.
but depends on distance of tri and if a westsuit swim. No wetsuit = cream will be useless, short tri then time in T1 is limitted. good luck
Country : Australia
1 year, 11 months ago
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Once it gets wet it won't be as effective, be OK if a shorter distance tri.Answer:
doubt it mate... my experience in the shower after a ride is that its easy to wash off.. prob not what you want if applying prior to swim... maybe try sportique century creme.. seems a lot more durable...2 years, 6 months ago
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I wouldn't recommend it. I can wash it my fingers with just running water pretty easily. I need to use soap to wash off other creams.Answer:
I wouldn't choose this particular product, go for a thicker one for a bit more staying power. I'd reccommend the new bodyglide chamois stick for max endurance. The udderly smooth didn't perform well even with a bit of rain whereas I've found that the bodyglide was still doing its job after 4 hours riding through a series of downpours!Country : Australia
2 years, 7 months ago
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I would say probably not. There are products on the market which are a lot thicker, last longer, and are designed specifically for triath.Answer:
Idon't think it would last long in the water before it got washed off2 years, 9 months ago
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The cream is waterproof and will last through a swim but it does depend on the length of the swim and the areas it is applied to. The cream is recommended for swimming so I think you should be fine during the riding stage of the event.2 years, 9 months ago
I bought some which I used last year and have half a tub left which seems to be OK !
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I've had mine over a year and is still fine. Not even halfway through so hope it continues to last. Can't see why it won't though.It won't go off like cheese. I hope.
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Assos advise that the cream has a usable life of 12 months, if kept covered and stored in a cool place.1 year, 5 months ago
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Had mine for over 2 years... was fineAnswer:
Its always in date, until you finish itAnswer:
No worries I think ... this sort of stuff lasts a while ...Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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On the tub there is the icon which implies that it's good for 12 months, but I often use stuff way past what's recommended.Answer:
Should be fine. Mine's been open ages and still does the job2 years, 10 months ago
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I have had a tub for around 6 months and it still works superbly and appears as it did when new.3 years, 5 months ago
I have up to now alway's used Assos cream and this does not rot wetsuits. So wonderered whether this cream can be used to prevent chaffing caused when using a wetsuit (round the arms / shoulders) ?
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If you are suffering with sorness i would give it a try, however if it continues i would check out a gel saddle or your riding position.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 5 months ago
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I would think a proper wetsuit lube would be better.1 year, 11 months ago
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I think you should change to something like bodyglide that isnt water based and will stick to the skin around those parts while swimming, this is better for dry situations (bike/running).Answer:
I have only used this with my cycling gear and I have used it a number of times and it has not damaged any of my cycling shortsCountry : Irish Republic
2 years, 5 months ago
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There are no petroleum based ingredients in this product so the wetsuit should be fine. We wouldn't recommend this for usual wetsuit use though.2 years, 6 months ago
Country : United Kingdom
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From my understanding this product originates from the dairy industry and was used to stop irritation of cows udders during milking. So from my understanding it has not only been tested on animals but they have benefitted from it for years before we got the opportunity.Having used it myself I can confirm that no cows would have suffered irritation thanks to this product.
Country : United Kingdom
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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By humans, yes.But I checked too and you're all clear.
Country : Gibraltar
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