Brand: Squirrels Nut Butter

    Category: Nutrition & Wellness

    Recommended by Michael Whitfield, Trail Runner — Goldsboro, NC

    Race Day Essentials is a premium bundle designed to protect your skin from chafing and blisters during intense activities. Featuring an anti-chafe stick and a soothing balm, this duo ensures comfort and recovery for athletes of all levels. 1. 1.7oz Original Anti-Chafe Stick: Smooth application that prevents chafing in high-friction areas, ideal for thighs, arms, and under gear. 2. All-Natural Formula: Made with skin-friendly ingredients that are safe for daily use and sensitive skin. 3. Sweat and Water Resistant: Long-lasting protection that holds up against sweat and moisture, perfect for any weather conditions. 4. 2.0oz Happie Toes Tin: Versatile balm that can be used pre-activity to prevent blisters or post-activity to soothe and promote recovery. 5. Compact and Portable: Lightweight packaging makes it easy to carry in your gym bag or pocket for on-the-go application. 6. Ideal for All Athletes: Suitable for runners, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts, ensuring comfort during training and competition. 7. Versatile Use: Effective for both training sessions and race days, providing essential skin protection whenever you need it. Race Day Essentials is designed for athletes looking to enhance their performance by preventing chafing and blisters during rigorous activities. It excels in outdoor environments, whether on trails or roads, and is perfect for both seasoned competitors and casual fitness enthusiasts. Ideal for use in various weather conditions, this bundle is a must-have for anyone committed to their training and recovery routines.

    Price: $25.58 - $31.98

    Michael Whitfield's review

    I can’t say enough good things about this product. ESPECIALLY as a man with bigger legs that run together when I run. Anytime I run longer than an hour, I’m applying this to the insides of my legs. On runs where I have applied it, I have had zero issues.

    Recommended by Michael Whitfield, Trail Runner

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    What does Michael Whitfield say about the Race Day Essentials?

    I can’t say enough good things about this product. ESPECIALLY as a man with bigger legs that run together when I run. Anytime I run longer than an hour, I’m applying this to the insides of my legs. On runs where I have applied it, I have had zero issues.

    Why does Michael Whitfield recommend Squirrels Nut Butter?

    Michael Whitfield recommends the Squirrels Nut Butter Race Day Essentials for nutrition & wellness. I can’t say enough good things about this product. ESPECIALLY as a man with bigger legs that run together when I run. Anytime I run longer than an hour, I’m applying this to the insides of my legs. On runs where I have applied it, I have had zero issues.

    Is the Race Day Essentials a good nutrition & wellnes?

    Yes — Michael Whitfield recommends the Race Day Essentials by Squirrels Nut Butter as their nutrition & wellness pick. I can’t say enough good things about this product. ESPECIALLY as a man with bigger legs that run together when I run. Anytime I run longer than an hour, I’m applying this to the insides of my legs. On runs where I have applied it, I have had zero issues.

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    4 experts recommend the Squirrels Nut Butter Race Day Essentials.

    Jonathan Andrade, Hobby jogger

    The key to the end of chafing!!

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    Greg Veregin, Runner & Podcast Host

    I love the deodorant stick... easy to grease your creases without greasing your hands. Remember, gotta open those gels somehow!

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    Cassidy Noeldner, Certified Strength + Run Coach

    This was the second lube I used and it stayed on my toes through 17 creek crossings without giving me blisters at the beginning of a 50M race.

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