No Sweat Hockey Helmet Liner — Moisture Wicking Sweatband Absorbs Dripping Sweat | Helps Prevent Acne, Reduces Fogging / Anti-Fog – (Hockey Players / Officials and Referee)
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- Shipping Weight: 0.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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Enter your model number to make sure this fits.; CURRENTLY USED BY EVERY NHL OFFICIAL / REFEREE! NHL Players and Officials use NoSweat every time they play, practice or train. Great for all ages and levels.; SOAKS UP SWEAT and locks it inside the product. Helps prevent dripping sweat, burning...
User reviews
I’ve gotten to use this product and it’s a huge difference I would have sweat roll down my forehead. Didn’t experience that at all. Probably going to use the same one for a long time. Think about the old days when some helmets would use that soft absorbable material and we would use it for the duration of the helmet.Realistically I think you can get about a dozen games sessions out of one. Update...i was able to play both ice and roller 5 times before the adhesive started to wear off
I bought these for my husband to use in his hockey helmet. He says to this point it works fine but he's only skated 4 games with it. So far it keeps the sweat away from his eyes and they are very customizable to fit any helmet by trimming them down. He can't speak to how long they last however since he hasn't used them very long. He normally uses cut up sweat bands which have a tendency to move around when he skates so he does like that these are stable and don't move.
These are great! No more sweat-stained hats! These adhere nicely to the inside of the hat and are soft, thin enough to be hardly noticed when you are wearing your hat normally.
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Enter your model number to make sure this fits.; #1 HOCKEY TRAINING BALL IN THE WORLD: The Smarthockey Training Ball is used by top pro, collegiate and junior players across North America, Europe and Asia as an essential part of their hockey training and pre-game warm-up workouts. The Smarthockey...
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This is a very good way to improve your touch (and work on peripherally watching the puck). It does not obviously capture the size and shape of a puck but it is definitely a step up from other balls...be they golf, tennis or just doggy chew toys. It seems to be pretty durable and does not bounce like most rubber-based balls. Yet I also have no fear that I will wear out the surface while practicing on rough cement. The only drawback besides the smaller size would have to be the price: It feels a little high for what you get. Still, compared to the cost of actually playing hockey...it is not such a big deal.
love these for stick handling practice...and so does my dog
Not bad, the green biscuit is what you want.
