General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
harness rash	5-May-2007 At 9:12:20 AM	tmarsh
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I'm taking a punt here, but what about cyclist's chamois cream? It helps avoid saddle sores, so maybe there would be some kind of parallel application with your situation. It could also be a fungal infection, thriving in the warm sweaty environment created by the harness. In which case, athletes foot cream or tea tree ointment might be of some help.

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