Disclosure: This is not a compensated or sponsored post I was provided the product for review purposes only. All opinions expressed here are my own.
NOSWEAT hat liners are disposable pieces of fabric with an adhesive backing used to absorb sweat to keep hats looking new and smelling clean.
Introduction
If you’ve spent any time playing outside, you probably know a thing or two about sweat stains on a hat. There is nothing worse than being at the ball game and see seeing that wavy yellow line across the front of a brand new white hat. It’s ruined. The NOSWEAT hat liners actually help to prevent that disaster from happening.
Performance
When I we first put the hat on with the liner, I noticed that the material was not heavy. but it does however, make the hat feel a little bit tighter. You just need to loosened the snapback hat one notch and it was a non-issue. If you primarily wear fitted hats, be sure you have some extra room before trying these.
A secondary benefit of the liner is that it actually made the hat feel more comfortable on my forehead. The liner covered up the more awkward interior parts of the hat.
This isn’t just a product for athletes. You can stick one of these inside anything you use on your head to help with sweat and moisture. NOSWEAT even makes additional liners for sports helmets and hardhats. The liners come in packs of 3 with basic installation instructions. Just peel off the adhesive backing and stick it to the inside of your favorite hat and off to the course you go!
Just like the packaging advertises, the liner absorbs the sweat and dries in a short amount of time. It keeps the sweat stains from forming along the front of the cap. The liner also helps keep sweat from dripping down into my face and eyes.
The liners are disposable and can last a few a while depending on how much you sweat.
I am pleasantly surprised with NOSWEAT, not because it did what it claimed but because it was fun to use. It is a simple solution to a simple problem. NOSWEAT liners are best for those that sweat a lot.
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