When I decided to switch to a hybrid visor/cage for my player helmet, I was worried about sweat dripping down onto the visor portion of it. I use a straight cut visor on my coaching helmet and had times where sweat would get on it and obscure my vision. Easy remedy if you have a towel handy, but with the hybrid, that isn't as easy. At fellow player's recommendation, I decided to try these liners.

I have played four games since getting the liners. The recommendation is two switch them after every use, though I chose to keep the first one in for two games to see how it does. While inexpensive ($1.50 each with a 12 pack), my thought process was to minimize an additional cost to an already expensive sport. I sweat pretty decently while playing and these easily kept the sweat from rolling down my face over the course of both games each. Visor has stayed clear throughout the game.

Glue is strong enough to hold the liner in place. However it remains easy to pull out, even after a week of being in a helmet, without any sticky residue left on the helmet padding. So that is definitely a plus.

If photos uploaded in correct order, first one (I got it a bit crooked and didn't fix it) is after two games worth of use. Looks like it has at least another game or twos worth of life left. Second one is a fresh line put in for comparison.

Easy to install. I sweat like a pig on the ice. This WILL keep sweat out of your eyes and from dripping down your forehead. Never knew it was there. Very comfortable. I believe this is a one time use product if you sweat as much as I do. Get the big pack and you won't be without when you need it the most.

Update "¢"¢"¢"¢"¢. One of these got so full of sweat it blew up all over my forehead. The stuff that absorbs the sweat is the same as what's in diapers. Change these out before it happens to you. Lol

While I have yet to use this over a sustained period of time, thus far it works as advertised. I use this in a hockey helmet so fit of the liner may vary from make and model.

The product itself is very thin, so replacing a sweatband inside a helmet may require adjustment to get the correct fit.

For best application ensure you clean and dry the helmet padding completely. Mark the center of the liner and helmet (if it is not already obvious). Bend the liner slightly and apply from the center outward without stretching it. Once it is in place pat it down and let it cure.

Not sure how many games it will last before needing replacement, I will update once I figure that out.

So I bought these to try them out and they work great, I wore it to 2 different games, 3 hours in total and although I still sweated, nothing went in my eyes, normally, I am wiping my forehead with a towel every time I went to the bench, and I sweat a lot. My towel is soaked. However, It worked great just like it says it will do, when it did start to go it starts to peel away from the helmet and feels kind of squishy.
My only request for this product would be to make it have the vent holes in the front, they cover up the ones on my CCM helmet, but not a big deal. I will definitely buy them again,

I sweat profusely on my head during adult hockey league games and I found myself constantly trying to wipe the stinging salty sweat out of my eyes. I found these buggers looking for sweatbands to wear under my helmet. I have to say, these things are pretty awesome, soaks up all the sweat and keeps it out of my eyes. Sometimes you can get multiple uses out of them if you aren't as drenched from game to game.

I'm sure these would fit in a variety of helmets or even inside a baseball hat.