Swimming accessories

Swimming accessories can add variety, support technique work and make sessions more comfortable. Caps, fins, paddles, pull buoys, kickboards and other training aids each have a specific role. Choose according to the drills you actually do and your level. The most useful accessory is one that contributes to the session rather than simply taking up space in your swim bag.

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  • Swimming goggles and masks
    Swimming goggles and...

    Good swimming goggles should give clear vision while staying comfortable and watertight. Seal shape, adjustment, field of view and lens tint all affect how they feel in the water. Our range covers different face shapes and uses, from pool sessions to open water. A technically advanced model is only worthwhile if it seals well and remains comfortable on your face.

  • Swimming caps
    Swimming caps

    A swim cap keeps hair under control, improves comfort in the water and meets the requirements of many pools. Silicone and latex differ in stretch, feel and durability. Choose a material and size that are comfortable, easy to put on and suitable for how often you swim, whether for training, racing or regular leisure sessions.

  • Pull buoys and boards
    Pull buoys and boards

    Pull buoys and kickboards are simple but effective tools for structuring swim training. A pull buoy lets you focus on the upper body and body position, while a board supports leg work and specific drills. Choose a comfortable size that suits your build and the type of exercises you regularly include in your sessions.

  • Hand Paddles & Fins
    Hand Paddles & Fins

    Fins and hand paddles change resistance and feel in the water, helping target propulsion and technique. Fins increase leg involvement and can develop a better sense of glide, while paddles emphasise the catch and upper-body work. Size matters: equipment that is too large can compromise technique. Use them progressively and with a clear training purpose.

  • Nose clips, earplugs and snorkels
    Nose clips, earplugs...

    Nose clips, earplugs and snorkels solve very different problems in the water. A nose clip limits water entering the nose, earplugs protect sensitive ears, and a front snorkel lets you focus on body position and stroke without turning to breathe. Choose according to your comfort needs and the drills you want to perform.

  • Meshbags
    Meshbags

    Mesh bags are ideal for carrying wet swimming equipment. Their open construction helps water drain and allows fins, paddles, pull buoys and other accessories to dry after training. Choose a size that fits the kit you regularly carry and a design that is easy to open, close and take to the pool.

  • Latex Caps for Events
    Latex Caps for Events

    Latex swim caps for events provide a simple way to identify participants and create a consistent look across a swimming or triathlon field. Lightweight and flexible, they are particularly useful for organisers equipping groups. Availability in this category is currently focused on this specific use, so check the product details and quantities required for your event.

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