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Do you have a swimmer at home? We’ve selected the very best gifts that are sure to make them happy, and we didn’t forget about the kids either.
Are you looking for a backpack that will be used not only for competitions but also for training and carrying your kit? Brands like TYR, Arena and even Speedo all have a great backpack for these purposes, but which is the best, biggest or has the most pockets? We took 5 backpacks from brands like Arena, TYR, Speedo, Mad Wave and Finis and gave them to our team to compare and test. And, of course, we came up with a clear winner. Read on to find out which one it was!
A snorkel, just like any other piece of swimming equipment, needs a certain amount of care to ensure it lasts. First and foremost, a snorkel likes dryness and darkness. What else does it need?
In fact, the functional properties of the kickboard and pull buoy cannot be compromised as the materials used will keep them buoyant and afloat. After all, who wants to go to the pool with a kickboard that looks like it has been through a lot?
When you've invested a lot of money in a wetsuit, it's good to know what you can do to prolong its life. We have some tips for you.
Swimming competition season is in full swing, and that means only one thing. Competition swimwear. They are perhaps the jewel for every swimmer and at the same time the last piece of the puzzle for good performance. So how to choose a competition swimsuit, what to look for and what is not important? What to choose?
Swimwear, like other delicate clothes, has special requirements for maintenance and washing. Find out how to care for your new swimsuit so that it lasts as long as possible and retains its original properties. If you care properly your swimwear will be strong and beautifully coloured in long term same as when you purchased it.
We will advise you which fins to choose. Fins for swimming are great aids for both, beginners and experienced swimmers. They diversify your training, speed up swimming and help to correct the position of the body in the water. Do you know which fins to choose to make training a joy and not a pain?
