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rivergblue
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I am not a cyclist, but my husband is. He introduced me to this. This product is amazing. Clears up Chafing faster than Dr. Prescribed meds. Love this! Now, the first application does have a bit if a sting...but you are putting it on raw skin. After that, it just keeps healing the area. Honestly it is 50% better the next day. I typically apply it morning and night until completely healed. 3-4 days....unless continued prolonged wet/sweat contact to the area, then use it to prevent further iritation in the same area. Summer in FL we do not go without this product. Great after theame park days with wet rides, when you walked around to let your clothes dry!
Kevin Dean
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Love this stuff! Definitely the best chamois cream for long bike rides.Apply as directed and it works!
10_Mountain_Man
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020
I am a big dude (6'3"; 270lbs; Army Officer). This stuff is a godsend. I read the reviews years ago before I bought my first bottle. I just bought another bottle on 13 APRIL 2020. I would NEVER ride without this. There are a lot of competing substitute products out there. I have tried most of them, and this works far and away the best. It doesn't smell, it stays put, it eliminates saddle sores, it is cheap... ok, it's expensive, but so are saddle sores!Look, if you want to ride every day or every other day at my size, you have to get a product that keeps your body ready to go. Finally, and most importantly, the product name is perfect! HIGHLY Recommend!**Note for new riders: Yes, it is weird to rub a gob of cream on your nether-regions. Yes, when you see yourself in the mirror with your bibs down at your knees and your hand between your legs, its hilarious. So, lock the bathroom door, or your wife/girlfriend/roommate will NEVER let you live it down. Personally, I just leave the door open and own it, sort of like a free show to all would-be intruders. Point is, it's worth it.
GeeUU
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2015
Not had the courage to use this yet but 'all the reports' indicate that it certainly does the job.
mc
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2014
Saddle sores are caused by friction and germs in a humid environment. DZ is the best cream I have found for preventing saddle sores. It cools, lubricates, disinfects, and soothes. When bicycle touring, I take along DZ and and also hand sanitizer with aloe. When a laundry is not available, or when camping, I disinfect the pad in my shorts and the area around my sit bones with hand sanitizer first to take care of humidity and germs, then I put a dab of DZ at each sit bone area to eliminate friction. Then I'm set for hot-spot free cycling. This cream is expensive, so using hand sanitizer first makes a DZ tube last a lot longer. BTW, hand sanitizer is an excellent underarm deodorant. It kills BO instantly, doesn't clog your pores, and dries sweat.
Ross
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2014
I started cycling about two years ago. After being overweight for too long I found joy in getting outside and feeling free with the wind in my face. My joy faded when summer came because every year since I can remember I would get this horrid heat rash, and that was BEFORE I started exercising outside! Itchy, stinging gnawing discomfort. In the past I tried powders, and gels, and creams with mediocre results. The rash usually lasted until the first frost or so and my nether regions began to enjoy the cooler temperatures. I was fortunate to discover DZNuts on some Internet forums and immediately ordered it. I can happily say I've gone through my 3rd tube and just starting on my 4th with fantastic results. I haven't had that nagging heat rash at all since I began applying this stuff. It is the secret sauce! On top of that it just feels good! Once applied it provides a nice tingling sensation, there's no burning or discomfort even if it happens to get on the ole bunghole. I cannot recommend this stuff enough.
Matt K.
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2014
It's hard to tell people that you highly recommend something called DZNuts cream. Even when you feebly mutter that it's called DZ because of the inventor's name: Dave Zabriskie, you still can't avoid people looking at you funny when you tell them about deez-nuts.So, get some masking tape and cover the name, because this product is worth it. Leading up to my first century ride, I found myself constantly upgrading for comfort because the little annoyances of a twenty mile ride quickly become the extreme aggravations of a training ride.I was skeptical of DZNuts, not least of all because of the too cutesy names. But it received good reviews, and I decided to give it a chance.Application is simple: just lather it on where things rub "down there." Yes, when you first apply it you will get the sensation of cooling that feels like it's going to turn into uncomfortable burning, but, at least for me, it never got to that point. I can see where this might go badly if you already have any kind of chaffing that leads to microscopic tears in your skin, but assuming you're in pretty good shape to start out with (and you don't have some kind of intolerance), you will probably not have much more than a moment when you suck your breath in, cross your fingers, and hope that the building sensation subsides. It does.As far as it's effectiveness, I rode multiple 70-80 mile practice rides and a 102 mile main ride. Hundreds of miles and many, many hours on the bike never turned terrible for me, thanks to some well-fitted cycling shorts and DZNuts. I applied it once, tossed it in my pickup bag, and managed to make it smoothly through all my rides.My only knock on the product is that it's a bit on the expensive side. But, if you need something that works, this is it.
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