Go further. Stay smoother. The Friction Prescription Go Stick is engineered for athletes, adventurers, and anyone pushing through friction-heavy movement. This premium balm creates a high-performance barrier to defend against chafing, raw spots, and irritation—so your focus stays on performance, not discomfort.
Why You Need It:
Maximum Protection: Applies a robust shield against inner-thigh rub, pack-strap hot spots, and gear-against-skin friction.
All-Weather Formula: Sweat-resistant and heat-stable. Whether you're training in humidity or rain, this balm holds up when the elements push hard.
Clean Glide: Glides on smooth with no greasy residue. Won't ruin your technical gear or wetsuits.
Mess-Free Application: The stick format keeps your hands clean so you can apply and go.
How to Use: Apply generously to friction zones (thighs, underarms, chest, feet) before activity. Reapply mid-session for ultra-endurance efforts.
Ideal For:
Runners, triathletes, hikers, and active professionals.
I am a very salty sweater. Doesn’t even need to be hot out. That means some gnarly chafing. I’ve tried almost every anti-chafe product you can think of. Some are great, while others leave a lot of be desired. FP covers a lot of the bases you’re not getting with the others. I love the portability of the stick. Easy to have in my run bag or carry in my waist belt or vest. It goes on super smooth. So much so, I questioned whether it was going to do anything at all. But after a couple of multi hour runs, I can say confidently it works. You don’t feel greasy, which is what I’m used to with any product that actually prevents me from chafing. Best of all? You smell good with this. That lavender is really nice and beats the hell out of that rotten smell that SNB has. Never again. The final, and often most important part, is that there are good folks behind the scene here. If supporting positive people while not chafing and smelling like lavender instead of rotten nut butter is the thing for you, then I can’t recommend this product highly enough.
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