🏒 USA Made Hockey Helmet Sweat Liner - Patented Moisture Wicking Technology - Disposable Sweatband - Keeps Sweat Out of Eyes Review

These things are really incredible. I started using moisture wicking headbands and they worked great but added bulk to my helmet. I've tried them and they work just as well, no sweat in my eyes (and I sweat a ton) and no added bulk. stick when your helmet and balaclavas are cold, but once you put them on, the heat from your head will stick them. They last 2-3 games before changes are required. I love them and have just ordered a second time.

During adult hockey league games, my head sweats profusely and I keep trying to wipe the burning, salty sweat from my eyes. I found these guys looking for sports headbands to wear under my helmet. I have to say these things are pretty cool, soak up all the sweat and keep it out of your eyes. Sometimes you can use them more than once if you don't get so wet from game to game. I'm sure they will fit in a variety of helmets or even a baseball cap.

Easy to install. I'm sweating like a pig on ice. This will prevent sweat from getting in your eyes and on your forehead. Never knew it was there. Very convenient. I consider it disposable if you sweat as much as I do. Get a large pack and you won't be left without it when you need it most. To update •••••. One of them was so sweaty that my whole forehead came out. The substance that absorbs sweat is the same as in diapers. Change them before it happens to you. Rschunimagu

If you or your child play hockey and sweat all the time, I have this opinionated tip for you. BUY THIS AND DON'T THINK. I have nothing to do with this company and I don't get any promotions. At the current price of $17.00** for 12 of them, that's a good price. These things greatly reduce the amount of sweat running down my face, they don't ruin my helmet when I take them off, and they last a few times before needing replacement (when they start to smell like the rest of the gear). This is my…

These things are a great alternative to wearing a rag under a hockey helmet. The pads adhere to the inside of the helmet and absorb sweat before it hits your eyes. I wish it was reusable, but this short-term product absorbs better than any reusable I've found. Touch your face during the Covid pandemic! Highly recommended. But get ready for jokes about helmet diapers or helmet pads in the locker room.

I'll have to use this for a long time though as long as it works as advertised. I use it in a hockey helmet so the fit of the liner may vary by make and model. The product itself is very thin so when changing the forehead pad in the helmet it may need to be adjusted to get the right fit. For optimal use, make sure you completely clean and dry your helmet pad. Mark the center of the balaclava and helmet (if not already obvious). Bend the liner slightly and apply from the center to the edges…

I haven't used my son's hockey helmet pads since he started playing hockey 4 years ago. They work great to keep sweat out of his eyes. For the first few months of playing hockey, I would always see him stick his fingers in the cage and try to wipe the sweat from his face. He usually goes through 2-3 of these a week. However, for the last 2-3 packs I've ordered, I've found that I can only get 1 application at a time. Before that, I could usually reuse the same balaclava for at least two training

When I decided to upgrade my gaming helmet to a hybrid visor/crate I was concerned about sweat dripping onto his visor. I use a straight cut visor on my coaching helmet and there have been instances where sweat gets on it and obscures the view. An easy remedy if you have a towel handy, but it's not that easy with a hybrid. On the recommendation of a gamer friend, I decided to try these earbuds. I've played four games since I got the liners. It is recommended to change them after each use…

I joined my local senior hockey league last fall with my old CCM helmet and found that every game I went back to the bench with sweat on my forehead and in my eyes. I got a new Bauer helmet for Christmas (and a spot in the league) and started looking for a "skullcap" or "rag" or whatever to keep sweat from getting on my Face comes - when I came across it here at Revain. The price is not bad ($1.50 for a pack of 12), so I decided to give it a try. First just put one on my new helmet for the…