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Veteran
Posts: 123
 Location: illinois | Just wondering if anyone else has had this experience? When the temperatures rise,I get a rash on my legs in the area of my socks and boots. It is red and itchy and looks rather bad. I have tried different socks,now thinking of changing out my boots. I just hate to since they are barely broken in. Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if they found something that works. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 1069
   Location: MI. | Try medicated Gold Bond powder. |
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Posts: 2453
       Location: Northern Utah | My wife gets a rash in the summer months. Some people just seems to have skin disorders that become active when it gets hot. I doubt it's your boots, go see a dermatoligist and get a professional opinion |
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Expert
Posts: 1205
   Location: Arkansas | Have found that using the scent/dye free laundry detergent is a real help... heat seam to exacerbate sensitivity to these little additives... |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 373
     Location: Texas | Many of us who compete at distance rides seem to get it once and awhile. I will second the Gold Bond powder ahead of time. It will help prevent it, or have it not be as bad . ;-)
It seems to pop up more when its a bit humid and hot.
I use the Diabetic socks, Dr. Sholls brand, from Walmart. They don't fit as tight on the legs, but have good foot padding |
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Veteran
Posts: 123
 Location: illinois | Thanks I will try the gold bond powder and look into the socks. Summers here are hot and humid,so hopefully this will help. |
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Regular
Posts: 96
   Location: Grapeland, Texas | I'll have to try that too. I get it just under my socks, don't wear high top boots. I ride in Ariat Terrains. |
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Veteran
Posts: 123
 Location: illinois | Went riding today and tried the gold bond powder. It worked!! The temps were in the mid to upper 80's so I'm sure I would of had a rash. Thanks so much for your advice. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 373
     Location: Texas | Glad it worked for you!!!! |
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Member
Posts: 10
Location: Mariposa, California | Gold Bond or Monkey Butt should help a lot. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 379
      Location: Missouri | I've never needed it but I've been tempted to by the Monkey Butt just have it sitting around for all to see. That bottle makes me chuckle every time I see it. |
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Member
Posts: 38
 Location: Morriston, FL | I too will have to try the Gold Bond Powder. I get the rash quite often...mostly after long rides. |
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