Description
The Natural Chamois Cream is right for YOU because
- it is designed to prevent, relieve and aid recovery from skin irritation caused by friction against your skin. Friction often happens with endurance type riding or for people new to or returning to riding
- is a product that benefits all types of riders as it is more about the time on your bike rather than the type of bike, also great for adjusting to riding again after a break
- useful as a barrier to lubricate the areas of contact with your seat, ideal to apply before events, races or tours especially if you are new to this type of riding
- great to use as a preventative barrier for multi day, tour riding, bike packing, road riding, frequent long distance training, long daily commutes
- a must for healing if you have points of irritation on your skin
- assists with problems caused by moisture from either sweat or wet weather, assists in prevention of chafing & saddle sores, helps protect against infection & irritation
- choice of product based on time riding – less than 4hrs (Ultra Ride) and for regular rides over 4hrs (Pro-Ride)
- easy to apply, natural product made from a mix of Lanolin, Manuka Oil and UMF 15+ Manuka honey
- is long lasting and you use less compared to other brands of chamois creams
- comes in a 100ml container
- made in NZ by BioMaxa
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Helmet Fit
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
Firstly you will need to find the point 2cm above the top of their knee cap.
To find your inside leg measurement stand with heels against a wall. Place a book between your legs as high up as it will go. Move away from the wall keeping the book against it. Place a tape measure at the top end of the book and let it drop to the floor.
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
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