Our selection of swim caps
Trek-Expert offers high-quality swim caps for leisure, training and competition at the best prices. Discover our selection of swimsuits and goggles for top performance in pools and open waters.
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Which swim cap to wear for your level?
When choosing the material for a swim cap, we've analyzed the needs of each level and the elements required for their practice. For those new to swimming, we recommend easy-to-slip-on caps that provide maximum comfort at all times. We recommend extremely soft, breathable mesh pieces.
Then, for advanced swimmers, it's important to opt for a cap that's easy to put on, offering both a perfect fit on the head and easy port. Models are generally made from siliconized mesh, providing excellent waterproofing.
And last but not least, for expert and competitive swimmers, it's more than important to opt for models that offer tremendous support, guaranteeing maximum comfort for port, performance and concentration. Those made from molded fabric are perfect for this exercise, thanks to their perfect stability and hydrodynamic properties.
How to fit a swimming cap?
First and foremost, it's worth noting that a bathing cap is necessary not only to keep hair out of chlorinated water, but also to keep it in place. It also benefits swimming pool operators by preventing falling hair from damaging water filters. But here, the question is more about how to wear it properly to hold it on your head. For those with long hair, whether male or female, we recommend tying it firmly back in a ponytail, preferably pointing upwards, so that it fits snugly into the cap and doesn't come loose. You can also wet them before putting on your hat, or apply detangling balm to make them easier to put on, or useautres such as wetting the inside of the hat. When putting it on, be sure to place the tip at forehead level, then pull it down and back to cover the rest of the head. Then it's a matter of adjusting it so that nothing sticks out, at the risk of causing discomfort. To do this, check that it covers your scalp without going over your eyebrows, and that no strands of hair are sticking out.
Different types of bathing cap
There are different types of bathing cap to suit your needs, tastes and budget.
Silicone swim caps
Very popular with sports enthusiasts, silicone swim caps are easy to put on and very durable. More resistant to chlorine, these models are available from Trek-Expert in a variety of designs and colors.
Latex caps
Not very resistant to chlorine, these models are less easy to put on and care for than silicone ones. They do, however, have the advantage of being inexpensive and perfectly suited to court long-term needs.
Fabric cups
Very easy to wear, these models allow water to pass through, making them ideal for simple leisure activities (aquagym, aquabike, etc.). Their ability not to snag hair makes them very comfortable, even at port.
Moulded caps
Dedicated to expert and competitive swimmers, these types of cups have a shape and texture designed to provide better hydrodynamics. Less comfortable than autres, they are designed for maximum performance.
Branded swim caps for men, women and children at the best prices
For all your training and leisure activities, we offer ta several low-priced TYR or Head swimming caps for adults and children. Take advantage of an 8% discount on Tremblay latex swim caps and a 15% discount on Tremblay silicone swim caps, available in four different colors. You'll also love our fabric models, available in senior and junior sizes. autres molded models, dedicated to competition, such as the adidas 3-Stripes swim cap and the adidas Adizero XX Competition swim cap are also available in our online store.
Why wear a swim cap?
As mentioned above, swim caps are initially premier very useful for preventing swimmers from being embarrassed by their hair, but they can also be used to protect the skin.s by their hair, but also to prevent malfunctions of pool equipment in the cas où large quantities of hair come into contact with a filter or other device. However, port is not just abouthygiene. Caps are also recommended to protect hair from pool water disinfectants. What's more, many models, particularly those designed for competition use, provide improved hydrodynamics for comfortable, high-performance swimming.
