Ball chafing... alternatives to talc
Ball chafing... alternatives to talc
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Blown2CV

Original Poster:

31,648 posts

232 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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I understand talc is bad. I experience what i would say is an above average degree of ball chafe/discomfort... talc makes this go away. I guess I can't use it anymore... any alternatives? I don't really fancy cream much...

APontus

1,935 posts

64 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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Sex change?

mr mac i

274 posts

212 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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I've got some of these folks stuff from Amazon

https://btbgrooming.co.uk/

Does the trick when it's warm....

Evoluzione

10,345 posts

272 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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Sudocrem.
End thread.

APontus

1,935 posts

64 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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Evoluzione said:
Sudocrem.
End thread.
If it's to deal with a sore, Metanium is the daddy.

benjipeg

256 posts

234 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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chamois cream when cycling
vasoline when running
sudocrem i prefer for repair

thebraketester

15,774 posts

167 months

Wednesday 23rd June 2021
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Tight running boxer shorts.

covmutley

3,357 posts

219 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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I have just bought some of the under armour boxer jock 6 inch to reduce chafing when I run and they seem good so far.

They are tighter, but comfortable as thin, which means there is just less material to rub. The material they are made from is quite shiny (best word I can find to describe) so they sort of slide rather than rub, if that makes sense

Pit Pony

11,274 posts

150 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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Shampoo and conditioner. Getting all the hair nice and soft.

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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PTFE spray .

Djtemeka

1,981 posts

221 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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APontus said:
If it's to deal with a sore, Metanium is the daddy.
If that’s the thick yellow cream for babies then YES!
I use talk but Metanium fixes the problem rather than talc just soothing the burn

Tony Angelino

2,065 posts

142 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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covmutley said:
I have just bought some of the under armour boxer jock 6 inch to reduce chafing when I run and they seem good so far.

They are tighter, but comfortable as thin, which means there is just less material to rub. The material they are made from is quite shiny (best word I can find to describe) so they sort of slide rather than rub, if that makes sense
Show off.

Blackpuddin

19,425 posts

234 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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Canesten creme

Pit Pony

11,274 posts

150 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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Cliffe60 said:
PTFE spray .
Ralgex spray.

motco

17,611 posts

275 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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thebraketester said:
Tight running boxer shorts.
I have a few pairs of boxers and dozens of trunks style briefs. The boxers are bloody uncomfortable because chafing happens easily. Not so with briefs so I partly agree with your suggestion.

FazerBoy

1,001 posts

179 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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It’s a real ball-ache…

BoRED S2upid

21,047 posts

269 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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thebraketester said:
Tight running boxer shorts.
This. Your balls should not be swinging about when running.

Smitters

4,415 posts

186 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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In general, then I'd say looser clothing and thinner trousers.

For running, I like Runderwear (expensive) and Sub compression shorts from Amazon. Either way, get them off as soon as you can after a run and get showered.

For a very long run, I use Udderly Smooth chamois cream liberally. Works well for me, but the feeling is akin to stting your pants initially. Lubed bumcheeks is a disconcerting feeling, but 1000% better than chafed cheeks.

Monkeylegend

29,221 posts

260 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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3 in 1.

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 24th June 2021
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Monkeylegend said:
3 in 1.
Ive seen that video!