why TOP SHIELD™

Because it is the only product designed and formulated with inert ingredients with high anti-friction performance,
dermoprotective and with prolonged barrier effect (without the use of Petrolatum), designed and tested specifically for the PREVENTION and TREATMENT of inflammatory affections complicated or not, of the tissues in contact with professional and amateur cycling shorts.

a conscious choice

Top shield cream

Top Shield, used regularly on clean, dry skin, helps to prevent and repair skin irritation in contact with cycling shorts, effectively reducing, the chances of skin injury.

The peculiar “actions” that Top Shield Cream has shown during the years of studies prior to its release, are due to its specific and unique formulation that finds wide use of the best inert, scientifically tested and validated components available on the market, of proven activity:

Preventive
Protective
Antiseptic
Anti-inflammatory

Restorative
Revitalizing
Re-epithelializing
Moisturizer
Antioxidant

OVERSEAT EXPLOITATION

n the practice of professional or amateur cycling, ideal biomechanics, excellent quality of the shorts and a correct choice of saddle, are in many cases absolutely insufficient in protecting the cyclist’s skin from protracted rubbing, pressure and the local increase in temperature and humidity: factors predisposing to bacterial proliferation and the establishment of a local inflammatory picture in the groin and the entire supersaddle area in general.

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THE SYMPTOMS OF CHAFING

The signs and symptoms, can be of increasing severity: from mild discomfort to severe problems in all skin layers with involvement of the adnexa.
Often, so serious as to force the stop
even professional athletes.

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DERMATOLOGICAL PROBLEMS

The risk of bicycle-related skin problems is not dependent on athletic level, and everyone can suffer from them, therefore, even those who use bicycles recreationally or as a means of daily transportation.

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TEMPORARY SOLUTION

The products currently on the market, are designed to achieve a short-lived lubricating effect (often through the use of petrolatum), are occlusive, endowed with little preventive efficacy and no restorative effect on the skin changes characterizing saddle skin disease in general.