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I usually do well with compression-short-style boxer briefs. I can't go commando because my shorts aren't long enough, and the compression short factor pretty much eliminates the chub rub.
Big dick humble brag.
Reminds me of a joke: two Bros were pissing off a bridge into a creek-- Bro #1, "Gee, water's cold..." Bro #2, "Yeah-deep, too...."
On the topic of using gold bond on your bits, do it as sparingly as you can. It contains talc, which has been recently proved can cause cancer if applied to your private parts too frequently.
Source? I think Johnson & Johnson lost a suit regarding talc and ovarian cancer recently, but that is a long way from definitive proof that regular application of talcum powder causes cancer. Until there is more and better science on the topic, I wouldn't worry about occasional use, though I don't know about everyday use - I rarely feel a need for it, myself. Epidemiologists still aren't really in agreement over this, and it does not apply to males (unless they have ovaries).
Anyway, I stick to Goldbond Friction Defense. It's a stick, is less messy, and does a much better job of preventing chafing, in my opinion. And I like boxer briefs, which kinda help keep stuff in place. I'll save the powder for my stinky feet.
On the topic of using gold bond on your bits, do it as sparingly as you can. It contains talc, which has been recently proved can cause cancer if applied to your private parts too frequently.
Source? I think Johnson & Johnson lost a suit regarding talc and ovarian cancer recently, but that is a long way from definitive proof that regular application of talcum powder causes cancer. Until there is more and better science on the topic, I wouldn't worry about occasional use, though I don't know about everyday use - I rarely feel a need for it, myself. Epidemiologists still aren't really in agreement over this, and it does not apply to males (unless they have ovaries).
Anyway, I stick to Goldbond Friction Defense. It's a stick, is less messy, and does a much better job of preventing chafing, in my opinion. I'll save the powder for my stinky feet.
There's been 2 suits, and studies that while not yet published yet, have shown it as very likely. I shouldn't have said proved, that's incorrect. I'm just saying don't do it everyday of your life, keep it only for times of severe need, like Bonnaroo. Better safe than sorry.
On the topic of using gold bond on your bits, do it as sparingly as you can. It contains talc, which has been recently proved can cause cancer if applied to your private parts too frequently.
Source? I think Johnson & Johnson lost a suit regarding talc and ovarian cancer recently, but that is a long way from definitive proof that regular application of talcum powder causes cancer. Until there is more and better science on the topic, I wouldn't worry about occasional use, though I don't know about everyday use - I rarely feel a need for it, myself. Epidemiologists still aren't really in agreement over this, and it does not apply to males (unless they have ovaries).
Anyway, I stick to Goldbond Friction Defense. It's a stick, is less messy, and does a much better job of preventing chafing, in my opinion. And I like boxer briefs, which kinda help keep stuff in place. I'll save the powder for my stinky feet.
Seconded on the Friction Defense stick. I prefer that to the powder. I still have some powder, just in case.
Source? I think Johnson & Johnson lost a suit regarding talc and ovarian cancer recently, but that is a long way from definitive proof that regular application of talcum powder causes cancer. Until there is more and better science on the topic, I wouldn't worry about occasional use, though I don't know about everyday use - I rarely feel a need for it, myself. Epidemiologists still aren't really in agreement over this, and it does not apply to males (unless they have ovaries).
Anyway, I stick to Goldbond Friction Defense. It's a stick, is less messy, and does a much better job of preventing chafing, in my opinion. I'll save the powder for my stinky feet.
There's been 2 suits, and studies that while not yet published yet, have shown it as very likely. I shouldn't have said proved, that's incorrect. I'm just saying don't do it everyday of your life, keep it only for times of severe need, like Bonnaroo. Better safe than sorry.
Thank you for this pro tip. I only ever use gold bond at roo anyway so I should be safe... you know they say save the tatas, well save the gonads too y'all!
RUNderpants Bought these on amazon for running because they are moisture wicking and after awhile, your typical cotton undies get all bunched up and rub you raw so these are a good alternative. The end results are very similar to walking at Bonnaroo all day.
Basically, I just ran 10 miles in these a weekend or two ago and can assure you, you don't even realize you're wearing a thong. They didn't get bunched up from all the sweat and would give them 2 thumbs up.
If you read the reviews, these are perfectly built for a man, as well. Apparently A LOT of men run in thongs. Which means, a lot of men could walk in these thongs at bonnaroo.
Basically, I just ran 10 miles in these a weekend or two ago and can assure you, you don't even realize you're wearing a thong. They didn't get bunched up from all the sweat and would give them 2 thumbs up.
If you read the reviews, these are perfectly built for a man, as well. Apparently A LOT of men run in thongs. Which means, a lot of men could walk in these thongs at bonnaroo.
GOOD LUCK
Butt Floss. Why wear anything at all if you're gonna wear Butt Floss?
RUNderpants Bought these on amazon for running because they are moisture wicking and after awhile, your typical cotton undies get all bunched up and rub you raw so these are a good alternative. The end results are very similar to walking at Bonnaroo all day.
Basically, I just ran 10 miles in these a weekend or two ago and can assure you, you don't even realize you're wearing a thong. They didn't get bunched up from all the sweat and would give them 2 thumbs up.
If you read the reviews, these are perfectly built for a man, as well. Apparently A LOT of men run in thongs. Which means, a lot of men could walk in these thongs at bonnaroo.
Basically, I just ran 10 miles in these a weekend or two ago and can assure you, you don't even realize you're wearing a thong. They didn't get bunched up from all the sweat and would give them 2 thumbs up.
If you read the reviews, these are perfectly built for a man, as well. Apparently A LOT of men run in thongs. Which means, a lot of men could walk in these thongs at bonnaroo.
GOOD LUCK
Butt Floss. Why wear anything at all if you're gonna wear Butt Floss?
well in my situation, I am not the type of person to go without underwear. Full undies rub you raw with panty lines digging into you. This is true of all clothes for running, not just your undies. Anything with a seam will kill you. I once ran 9 miles and 6 miles into it, blood was coming from my sports bra and a chunk of skin was gone. You don't want that to happen to your private parts. I'm not a fan of thongs but for running it's useful. And these are breathable.
Also my post was mostly to be funny bc men in hot pink thongs would be funny. And the reviews really are from men on amazon.
Basically, I just ran 10 miles in these a weekend or two ago and can assure you, you don't even realize you're wearing a thong. They didn't get bunched up from all the sweat and would give them 2 thumbs up.
If you read the reviews, these are perfectly built for a man, as well. Apparently A LOT of men run in thongs. Which means, a lot of men could walk in these thongs at bonnaroo.
GOOD LUCK
Butt Floss. Why wear anything at all if you're gonna wear Butt Floss?
Well if you're a guy, it keeps your bits from flopping about. There's nothing attractive about seeing the outline of a guy's weinerhead through his shorts (for me at least), so it helps with that as well.
Butt Floss. Why wear anything at all if you're gonna wear Butt Floss?
Well if you're a guy, it keeps your bits from flopping about. There's nothing attractive about seeing the outline of a guy's weinerhead through his shorts (for me at least), so it helps with that as well.
Butt Floss. Why wear anything at all if you're gonna wear Butt Floss?
Well if you're a guy, it keeps your bits from flopping about. There's nothing attractive about seeing the outline of a guy's weinerhead through his shorts (for me at least), so it helps with that as well.
Speak for yourself...I'm pro-moose knuckle...bring it on guys haha
Well if you're a guy, it keeps your bits from flopping about. There's nothing attractive about seeing the outline of a guy's weinerhead through his shorts (for me at least), so it helps with that as well.
Speak for yourself...I'm pro-moose knuckle...bring it on guys haha
Had to look "moose knuckle up--one pic sez it all:
Post by thesidebar on May 18, 2016 12:51:44 GMT -5
wow.
HOnestly, I used to wear thongs regularly to Roo and they did well. but they sort of got wore out and then they irritated. I tried just running shorts and that was a no go. insta-chaffe. Gold bond and a nice new pair of cottons seems to work well but also the moisture wicking ones. I may just buck up and find some new thongs for this year similar to those Byrd spoke of.
an ex girlfriend of mine once told me, it is better to have a little bit of fabric up there than a whole wad of it. made good sense to me.
Problem is most of those made for men are more for show than they are for comfort. hard to find good ones.
