🔍 Aftermarket Cushion Pads Liner Set for Bell Sweep Helmet with Extra Replacement Pads Review

They were great for changing the seals on my bell sweeper. They are definitely cut to the right shape and were quick to install. However, after less than a year the layers of material started to peel off and next time I may have to replace them again. I suspect it would be significantly cheaper to buy some foam and cut it yourself, but you can't argue with the convenience of having it pre-cut to an exact specification.

The foam is not of the highest quality. Yes, it's thick, but it also compresses heavily. Reasonable price for the shape. Another thing, why can't decent foam rubber be more affordable? it doesn't look like anything special. Come to think of it, I should have found a high quality foam board and just cut it myself. I just needed a long forehead section. Wow, the foam also has fabric on both sides that can be grabbed with velcro and is soft to the touch.

Good fit, very comfortable probably because they are a lot thicker than the original pads. The helmet was easy to adapt to the new thicker pads. A good replacement for your after-sale helmet. Update: August 2016 The first kit I bought proved to be a little more durable than the one I received recently. I regularly wash the sweat from the brow pad and remove it from the velcro. The side of the sealing attachment is chewed hard. Regardless, I still like these thicker pads more than the Bell OEM…

A few weeks ago I was cycling when it started raining. Water dripped from my helmet onto my face. Something got in my mouth and tasted salty, phew! I decided it was time for new helmet pads. I debated whether to buy original pads or these aftermarket pads and decided to give them a try. After receiving them, I installed them in my Bell Sweep helmet. Installation took only a few seconds and they fit perfectly. I went for a walk, I thought, to evaluate the pads. Well I completely forgot about the

Excellent option to update your helmet liner. My helmet is a little dated and Bell no longer sells replacement pads. They're too new (and expensive) to replace, so I was happy to find this aftermarket option. Despite the description, the pads are generic rather than unique to a specific helmet model. So that is the source of my only complaint. The front pickguard was too short to match the original. Not a big issue and it hasn't caused any problems so far. However, the rest of the pads that run