Does it protect the player from sweat?
65640
Moderately so. If worn directly against your bare arm, not so much. If worn against an outer layer, it does better at keeping your player dry.
65641
It also depends on your level of sweat. As a heavy perspirer when I work out, I utilized this more for work around the yard rather than a workout, even with a shirt on during a workout. I did get a life proof case and found it fit well around that case, and the case is waterproof, so that could be another route to protect the phone yet be moving.
1118543
Nope! It helps to wash your hands before practice, and then dry them.every so often with a towel. I sweat like a dude, and I've spilled my water on it a few times without noticing a problem during practice. Hope that helps!
451849
We play year round in California and ny daughter has yet to mention this. Possibly because the protection outweighs the potential heat factor.
578505
I haven't the slightest idea. But you Are better off finding some comfortable and durable sweats and add padding to it. The reason is that these sweats are too hot and the padding is on the wrong places and is not good padding at all. I ditched them and goal kept playing indoor soccer using nylon sweats and padded undies and volley ball knee pads and that worked very well.
589496
It absorbs some sweat, but it is not ever dripping. I think it is best to leave your mat rolled out to dry after practice with any mat.
1983586
Not at all. It prevents chafinng. It has nothing to do with sweating or smell.
1060303
The arms have grip and there is a strap that you wrap around the DID player. I have never had any issue.
1990656
Not in the normal sense, but it does protect your hands. Mine are in water all day & this really keeps them from getting so dry & itchy.
1120965
The fabric is quite thin and can certainly be used in place of an undershirt. It would not be noticeable at all. My husband wore it before our hot weather hit, so I really don't know the answer to whether or not it retains heat. However, given the unqualified recommendation of athletes, I doubt it -- but I don't know.
1343508
No it does not. Things stay pretty dry inside the packit as well as out side of it. THe product doesnt sweat like some cool packs do.
451847
I play in Southeast Asia in 100 degrees. I have to sometimes leave it off, due mostly to just the overall sweating, never mind with a glove on or off. So, during warmup I'll use it, but then during the game I leave it off and just take whatever impact may come (I play shortstop,so not as bad as say, 1st base). We do get the occasional day at only high 80s & 90s and on those days I'll use it pretty much the whole time.
409107
Yes. It wicks away sweat and dries quickly. Keeps me toadty under s wool sweater w a down jacket or vest
1360886
Yes it should be fine. I am guessing you are worried about it being damaged by the sweat. I have not had any issues with it when I work out and sweat or even when I use it around the pool or water. So it should be fine.
1193172
yes it does sweat, but seems better than some of the similar looking plastic ones. It is not insolated though.
213363
The case should protect against a moderate amount of sweat, especially since it's on the arm. However, if he sweats A LOT, it may not be enough.
1939395
It has a silicone side and holds in the heat while you work out. Hope that helps!
39994
I bought this for my boyfriend, and he tends to sweat a lot in it. Also, the inside is kind of rubbery so it sticks to his skin. I wouldn't recommend it for golf, but interested in other opinions.