Universal Motorcycle Helmet Pads, 20.7cm Washable Anti Sweat Cooling Helmet Liner, Buffer Decompress Silicone Soft Spike Tine Helmet Inserts Pads for Bike Football Baseball Batting Helmet Padding
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- Head Protection: Our motorcycle helmet insert insulates the scalp and helmet, reducing extensive contact with the scalp, keep your scalp soothed, clean and healthy with our reusable helmet liner while ensuring your helmet is not damaged by sweat or Hair product stains. Extends the life of the helmet and is one of the must-have items for your summer outings.
- High Quality: Our motorcycle helmet padding is made of silicone material with moderate softness and hardness, which can effectively support the hair without damaging the scalp. Transparent silicone nails are elastic and soft and have a massage effect on the scalp. Comfortable and breathable, prevent odor, reduce sweating, maintain hairstyle, soft and easy to clean, and not easy to deform.
- Ideal for Outdoor Activities: Whether you use a batting helmet, bicycle helmet, motorcycle helmet, baseball helmet, football helmet or any hard helmet. Our helmet pads are universal, one-size-fits-all. Each liner is crafted for helmets used in outdoor activities like biking and skating.
- Easy To Install: no need to install with Velcro, just press to install, convenient and simple, and use more worry-free.
- 100% SATISFACTION WARRANTY: We want to delight all of our customers. We offer no questions asked guarantee. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions and our customer service team will try our best to help you.
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Comfortable and sooting from inside Totally invisible from outside Transparent silicone nails are elastic and soft and have a massage effect on the scalp. Comfortable and breathable, prevent odor, reduce sweating, maintain hairstyle, soft and easy to clean, and not easy to deform. Product name: helmet lining Product diameter: 22cm/ 8.66inch Product material: silicone/ABS Season: All Year Read more Ideal for Outdoor Activities: No matter if you use a batting helmet, bicycle helmet, motorcycle helmet, baseball helmet, football helmet or any hard helmet. Our stink-free, moist wicking helmet cooling liner will reduce your sweat. No more scalp issues and no more stinky helmets.
Manufacturer: HOMEE
Brand: HOMEE
Item Weight: 1.59 ounces
Product Dimensions: 8.27 x 7.87 x 0.2 inches
Item model number: HM-US-TKD-220506
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: HM-US-TKD-220506
Date First Available: May 6, 2022
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