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forget it, theyre never turning up.

fkn nulon, last time i buy anything of theirs. oh wait, i never buy anything of theirs :D

for $15, go get yourselves an Oates Enka Fill Chamois. Better than anything Nulon has got to offer

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no BS here lol

i read the back of the packaging and just a heads up it says u gotta use it a couple times before the chamois if fully conditioned so im gonna test it out on my sis echo when the weather warms up to "condition" it lol

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