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Gooch Guard is a lubricant barrier that prevents friction and chafing around the gooch and beyond. How does it work? Just rub a generous amount of cream directly onto your bike chamois and any other friction points and you are ready to ride! Our blend of nourishing ingredients helps tame those irritating friction points by keeping the tight spandex, lycra and stitched seams lubricated.
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This stuff is awful if using for cycling. Not think at all, goes on like lotion. On a recent 100 mile ride I got the worst rash I’ve ever had. Someone had some spare cream at the 40 mile sag stop I was able to use that helped me finish. I’ll use the rest of this to help with recovery but I wouldn’t buy this if you’re looking for protection from cycling related rubbing.
I love this product! Clean and fragrance free. We use it on all of our rides.
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