Inside a hockey glove, sweat has nowhere to go. Heat and moisture stay trapped against the skin.
“wet gloves are so real”
“he was embarrassed at school”
“no cream or prescription has helped”
“blocker irritates his hands”
Washing and scrubbing
GLOVE DRYER
Ointments & Barrier creams
PRESCRIPTIONS
Cotton liners
Clean gloves. Dry gloves. Then an hour sealed around a sweating hand.
Calms the skin between skates. Sweat sits on it through the next one.
Works for twenty minutes. Then it's a wet sock.
Builds in the first minutes.
Nowhere to go. It sits on the skin.
The glove seals both in for an hour. Skin softens. Then it rubs.
Washing
Glove dryer
Barrier creams
Cotton liner
Saturates, then holds the wet against the skin.
DRYE
Routes sweat away from the skin side while they play.
Swedish School of Textiles, Borås, 2025.
DRYE is 0.4 mm thin and worn under the same hockey glove, so the change happens against the skin, not in how they play.
Backed by the Swedish ice hockey players' union — every professional in SHL, SDHL and Hockeyallsvenskan.
Before
After first use
"These gloves completely solved my contact dermatitis problems, and as a bonus my hands no longer smell bad after a game!"
— Chris Pickett, Recreational hockey player, Fort Worth, Texas
Before
After one season
"Cracks all over my knuckles, redness and eczema. My hands stay drier, grip is better, skin holds up."
— Linnéa Pettersson Dove, SDHL Swedish Champion 2025, Frölunda HC
“Cotton liners made my daughter’s hands slippery inside the glove and it affected her grip. DRYE fit tight and didn’t slip.”
Eric Dyke · Hockey parent · Montréal, QC, Canada · Feb 2026
“Every practice and game.”
, “Six ice times a week.”
Allison M. Goldberg & Eric Dyke · Hockey parents
“No cream or prescription helped for years. His hands cleared after three ice times.”
Adam Todd · Hockey parent · Saint John, NB, CA · Jan 2026
"A year later, they're still holding up."
Siobhan Brown · Hockey parent · Seattle, WA, US · March 2026
“No cream or prescription helped for years. His hands cleared after three ice times.”
Adam Todd · Hockey parent · Saint John, NB, CA · Jan 2026
“Ten years old, travel team, severe eczema. His hands healed completely.”
Allison M. Goldberg · Hockey parent · Norfolk, VA, USA · Oct 2025
“Size 7 was still too big, so 6.5 was made for him. Fit really well.”
Siobhan Brown · Hockey parent · Seattle, WA, US · March 2026
If DRYE Liner doesn't change your shift, full refund. No hassle.
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Six or seven skates is enough to know. If it isn't doing anything, email us and the money goes back.
At 90 skates a season, that’s 54¢ a skate. Machine washable, so it’s the same pair every time.
Week 1
Four skates with nothing bunching or going slick. The pair washes with the jerseys.
Month 1
This is when parents write to us. Adam Todd’s son: nothing had held for years, then his hands cleared after three ice times.
Season 1
One pair carried through. Then summer, and hands get to just be hands.
Backed by the Swedish ice hockey players' union — every professional in SHL, SDHL and Hockeyallsvenskan.
SKAPA
Innovation Award — in memory of the inventor Alfred Nobel
Six or seven skates is enough to know. If it isn't doing anything, email us and the money goes back.
At 90 skates a season, that’s 54¢ a skate. Machine washable, so it’s the same pair every time.
Around the hand, just below the knuckles
Which gloves do you wear?
Between sizes? The liner is thin and stretchable. Hand circumference is typically the best guide for a comfortable fit — size up if unsure.
