Been lucky so far that I have not suffered from this old classic, but due to trying some running vests that were a bit courser and tighter than my usual technical tops, I did experience some chafing.
Wondered what people recommend, just a bit of vaseline/bodyglide , nipple covers/plasters or full on tassels(sorry I had to)
p.s. photos are not req'd to illustrate plz 
At last! An occasion to celebrate being a lady runner 😀 *unburns bra*
I'm afraid I have nothing helpful to add, though I hear good things about lanacane for those with larger legs prone to a bit of chafe. Maybe something like that might work?
I guess a lot of ladies who run braless may also suffer. I have ordered some nipple tass*** I mean cream. hehe. Will try the ron hill stuff as the body glide is very pricey.. £20 for some vass.. jeez..
How about corn plasters? 😂😉
Don't think I have such a thing, too young for corns I think, though I do have vivid memories of an uncle digging away at his foot with a fishing knife. Ah that was the life hehe
Don't they have a hole in the middle, so would be completely useless, or is that your jest?
Ha ha yes that was the joke. Gross about the fishing knife 🤮
Happened to me, ruined the run. Standard plasters will do.
Might have to defuzz first hehe
NipEEZE plasters from Amazon work for me. Lanacane gel will help while you recover.
Hi Mike,
I think Jay, has got all the solutions.
Really got into this problem.
Hope he responds.🤔👏👏👍
Really impressed with your 200km monthly achievement and your distance challenge target of 220km.
Even at your cracking pace you must still be running the eqivalent of around 4 days continuously in a month.
lol not quite bob, strava says 20hours last month, so nearly a day. Thinking I may regret the optimistic target of 220 as I have decided to have a slow week this week as legs aren't happy at the moment and mind isn't in the game.
I was never any good at mental arithmetic, your pace must be even quicker than I thought.🤔
Hey ho it is much more than I could ever do, enough said.🙈😂😂💥🏃♂️💥
PS. Got it now Mike, at an average pace of 6mins/km or 10 km/hr you do 200km/month.👍👏👏
In the same 20 hours at 10 mins/km or 6 km/hr I do 120 kms/month.Or I would need 28 hours to achieve your 200 kms/ month.That sounds better.🤔😂
What an old snail I am.🙈😂😂
What a man you are.💥🏃♂️💥
You’re pushing too hard Pink! Take a chill pill 👌🏽
I am having a slow week, not really done much at all.. only run twice, but thanks for the advice 
Good! You’ll probably feel better for it 👌🏽
yep, i'm doing a nice 24km trail run tomorrow. Think i'm gonna go find somewhere new to run on my motorbike and just have a nice relaxing noodle around.
24k is not a rest!
I'll do it a slow pace, so really just a long recovery jog, plus lots of stops for photos, map reading and maybe even a sqkr style icecream
YES that's the way to enjoy a run! 🍦
Did someone mention ice cream?
I continually wear singlets in this weather but don’t experience these problems...I go a size up for comfort, works for me Pink 😊
I did incorrectly order XL which were huuuge, I could sleep in one as some sort of bivouac, so I have tried medium in the SunDried ones which seem the right fit, i'm tall 6'3 but athletic hehe. Excuse the grim expression, I was not having a fun run last night. photos.app.goo.gl/tNqGKkJ3L...
Bodyglide works every time, and really tight tops
I was very confused by a passing reference to pasties once, until my daughter kindly pointed out that they were not all of the Cornish variety 
Luckily my sports bra ensures that I don't suffer in the chest area but my arm band for my phone rubs so I use Body Glide which is great. Perhaps that might help you too? Hope you can get it sorted.
Post-injury run and getting-back-to-it thoughts
Am I a weirdo? 🤔
How achey are you after a run? Normal physical effects you get after a run? (Non-injury related)
Ankle, calf and magic plan 
10k 😁 No fluke!
