



🛶 Stay dry, stay ahead — the pro’s choice for unstoppable paddling!
Harmony Smiley's Nose Plugs combine soft cushioned comfort with a bendable wire frame for a fully adjustable, leak-proof fit. Designed by world champion Eric Southwick and favored by top paddlers, these nose plugs feature a nylon cord that easily attaches to helmet straps, making them the ultimate accessory for whitewater kayaking and active swimmers seeking reliable protection from water intrusion.




| ASIN | B0035QOLJM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #36,738 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #46 in Kayak Accessories |
| Brand Name | Harmony |
| Color | Grey |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (882) |
| Date First Available | January 3, 2005 |
| Included Components | Nose plug wiht strap |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.38 x 4.02 x 0.87 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Confluence Kayaks |
| Material | Rubber |
| Model Name | Smiley's Nose Plugs |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.04 Kilograms |
| Part Number | 8025259 |
| Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) |
| Sport Type | Kayaking |
| Style | Uncorded |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
J**L
THE BEST BRAND OUT THERE!
This is the ONLY nose clip that works for me and my big nose. At 6' and 180 lbs, I am not a small guy. This nose clip works well! I cut the string off and keep it in a small case in my swim bag. I tried similar products from Speedo, Tyr, Arena and FINIS. Those other brands slipped off so easily or allowed plenty of water to leak up my nostril. That's right. I bought 5 different brands so you don't have to! Only Harmony Smiley's worked well. You can really pinch/pressure it to fit your own nose well. It's conforming and lasts. I've used ONE clip for 2 seasons now. I am ordering a backup in case I drop and lose mine. The Harmony Smiley's nose clip stays on firmly during active lap swimming (decent speed, plenty of splashing on turns). Sure, it will occasionally come lose, and I can linger quickly on a turn and pinch it tight no problem. But it held firmly through a 600 yard warm-up yesterday without needing so much as an adjustment. I found the seal holds if I made sure my nose is not oily (no excess sunscreen) and clean when I first put it on. And it's easy to grab and remove between sets during lap swim, and then just clip it back on and you're good to go for your next set. The chemicals they use in local pools really irritates my allergies. Harmony Smiley's is the only nose clip that worked. Now I can swim without massive sinus headaches from pool chemicals. All other nose clip brands were a waste of money for me. THIS IS THE ONE TO BUY!
M**N
Perfecto
Incredibly good. The padding inside makes it very easy to get the right tension. It's soft and fits well. Definitely blocks water from your nose
J**.
Right combination of comfort and functionality
First off, this review is only in regards to the nose clip. I have a swim iPod so I have earbuds and didn't need earplugs. I purchased 4 different nose clips that day and I will address all of them in this review. First off, I've always been a Cressi product user. I don't know why, but there stuff seems to fit my face better, and being female it seems like a lot of products are designed more for men or children. My Cressi nose plug I had for about a year, the plastic was really hard but it also seemed like it was dissolving, like when you have a piece of gum in your mouth too long. It got so uncomfortable near the end, it kind of soured me on that particular product so I thought I try some others. The first product I tried was the Swim Elite plug. I was surprised at first because from looking at the picture I was expecting two plastic straps across the nose, but it only one. The sides are rounded and raised which I mistakingly thought was two separate pieces Not a big deal except that this nose clip is almost identical to the "2 piece swim swimming clear set" by Como. (The Como set was half the price and twice the product). There are enough slight differences, for copyright purposes I'm sure, but they function exactly the same. When I first looked at both of them I was a little concerned about the nose pads. They look cheap and poorly attached. I'm not sure how long they will last but not sure what the life expectancy of nose plugs are anyway. I washed my face, having read some of the reviews of people having problems if they had any oil on their faces, and set out to test it. I had to manipulate my nose a bit to get t on, there isn't much give in plastic. It wasn't uncomfortable so to speak, but I was aware of it being there. I swam across the pool and I felt like it was going to fall off, as it slid down my nose a bit. I swam my regular program and they stayed on, but there was that feeling like they were going to come off the whole time. It should also be noted, that I could blow air out my nose, so I'm assuming one could breathe air in if they accidentally breathed through their nose. I tried it again over the next couple of days, with the same results. It never came off, but still felt "about to." Overall, an acceptable back up product. The next one I tried was the 2 piece swim combo by Como. Essentially these are identical to the Swim Elite product, with the same issues and review. They were inexpensive, 2 nose plugs and 2 earplugs for @$6, a no brainer as a back up set, but not an everyday use for me. The 3rd plug I tried was the Sodial beige string clip. These were awful!. Super hard plastic, and the strap is obnoxious. I don't need anything else on my around my head, (swim cap, goggles). These were almost painful, almost, because they wouldn't stay on. These were way to small? The part that goes over the nose was way too short for my nose. I have a very "beak" like nose, thin and pointy, and these didn't even make it to the middle of my nose. They might work for someone with a really short, flat nose or a child, but I'm not sure. The plastic was also made out of the same one as the Cressi one I had before, and I know what happens to that one after awhile. This is a definite "no," even at $2.22 I would not ever use, this one went in the trash. The 4th and final product was the Harmony Smiley's nose plug. This by far was the best of the bunch...not really a comparison. The pads had just the right amount of cushion and firmness to stay in place and completely plug my nose. The part that goes over the bridge of the nose is metal, and it seems like it might hold up better than plastic, (my Cressi's were metal bridged and still intact). I had to manipulate my nose a little to get them on, but for the results I got, I don't mind. The only drawback for a swimmer, is the cord that is attached. It was a little bit of a pain in the butt to cut off, but can be done. They should offer an option of with or without the cord, as I could see it being a useful for a kayaker. At @$10 these are a steal, would definitely purchase these again, maybe even having a second one for backup. All of the nose plugs left dents in my nose, but these went away after an hour or so, (don't swim right before you need to be somewhere important, or you might find yourself trying to explain...). I wanted to include my experience with all the products in this review because often times I read others reviews saying how they liked another product better, but never mention the product they liked! I swim everyday and comfort and functionality are equally important to me, so hopefully this information is helpful to someone else.
M**M
Not for competitive swimming
I’ve tried the silicon nose plugs and the traditional nose plugs.....these are the most comfortable for me. They adjust to your nose and have a fairly tight hold. That said, they can leak in some water, because they can slip out of place rather easily. The tightest ones are the traditional ones, though they hurt are not comfortable. These work for slow, easy swims.
S**N
Guide Approved
This is a great deal for ten bucks! These live on my helmet, so the lanyard keeps things looking sleek and professional. The dual colors on the pad also give these a cool look over a single bright color or skin tone. I imagine fit is going to be subjective, but for me these do just fine. They apply just enough pressure to my nose without making it feel uncomfortable. Part of the reason for that is likely that the wire is a bit on the thin side compared to others like my Speedo. I imagine if you use these frequently the wire may wear out faster than you like. If you're like me, and just want something handy for occasional use... these will be fine. As an added bonus, mine came with a small zip-loc bag. Perfect for a little extra protection for my wallet inside a dry bag!
L**M
i like that I can attach these to my googles so I remember to put them on and don't loose them
K**R
You don't lose it. That's the main benefit for me.
A**R
Very good. Pleased with it.
T**G
Grips well, stays on, doesn't get lost.
A**Y
This saved my sinuses during HUET!! (dont know what that is? You get crash landed in a helicopter that sinks and rotates underwater while you have to stay buckled until submersed then pop out window and escape) Anyway first HUET years ago was beyond awful, took a week to recover, but this one I actually still felt human after hours in the water and could even drive 4hours home safely. All my colleagues were jealous and want the same for next time. The tether is key as you can secure it on helmet strap. Untethered not allowed and the nose piece on lifevest air tank barely works, so grateful I bought this!!
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