Black Friday : water accessories

A pair of glasses that fogs up, a hat that slips, a board left in the locker room: what’s missing from your swimming bag? This page of the Black Friday brings together the accessories that complete the experience, from the pool to the lake.

Sort by brand or by use, and build your bag piece by piece.

What Black Friday means for small equipment

Small equipment is what gets replaced the most: a strap that breaks, a scratched lens, an accessory that’s no longer useful. During the event, aquatic accessories on offer are gathered here. You can take the opportunity to redo the entire bag all at once, rather than buying items one by one throughout the season.

Which accessories for which activity

For the pool, we first think of goggles, swim caps, and training equipment. For open water, it’s more about small leisure and gliding equipment. In all cases, choose based on usage frequency: an accessory used three times a week deserves more attention than a holiday item.

Brands to look out for on this page

Arena is very prominent in swimming and training. VirtuFit offers a range of sports equipment for straightforward gear-ups. Jobe Sports primarily appeals to leisure water sports enthusiasts. Use the Brand filter to isolate the one that interests you, then compare items of similar use.

Complete with the other pages of the event

An accessory rarely stands alone. Think about what accompanies it: a suitable swimsuit, a jammer for training, or a swimming boxer. On the leisure side, the kayak, canoe and paddle page extends your time on the water.

Find the event and other great deals

Discover the whole event on the Black Friday aquatic page. To compare, the swimming sales page and the offers in activity clearance might also hide a good surprise.

Pack a pool bag without forgetting anything

A well-thought-out bag includes a few key pieces: goggles, a cap, a towel, flip-flops, and a training accessory if you’re working on your technique. Take stock of what’s worn out, then replace what’s most bothersome. Goggles that let in water and a cap that’s torn should be replaced first.

Swimming in open water: what to add

In lakes or the sea, needs change: a visibility accessory, gear that floats, and skin protection. Check the labels to see what’s designed for open water and what’s still reserved for the pool. A dip in chilly water also requires something to warm up afterwards.

A well-balanced budget

It’s better to invest in the pieces you use at each session and keep it simple for the rest. Compare items of similar use, then keep those that will last you the whole season.