Swimming gear for the pool and beach

Swimming is more fun when you have all the gear. Get everything you need for your own swims or to teach the kids the ropes with swimming goggles, caps, kickboards and accessories made for all ages.

Gear up for the water

Get your swimmers on and grab your gear because it’s time to make a splash. With our great range of swimming equipment, you can doggy paddle, backstroke or float and keep the water where it’s meant to be.

Goggles for clear vision

Explore the depths with our great-value range of swimming goggles. Grab a pair for every member of the family, including swimming goggles for kids and adults to keep your vision clear while you’re underwater.

Kickboards for lessons and laps

A kickboard is a simple way to help kids find their swimming legs while they’re still learning. We have plenty of fun designs and different styles to get the kids excited for swimming lessons or time in the pool.

Swim caps and accessories

Speedy swimmers wear swim caps. They’re also essential for swimming lessons, helping keep chlorine or saltwater out of the kids’ hair while they learn their strokes.

Swimming FAQs

How do I choose swimming goggles?

Look for goggles that provide good suction when you try them on with a lens tint that matches the environment. Clear lenses are usually good all-rounders for indoor pools, cloudy days or low-light settings, while tinted or mirrored lenses are a good option for outdoor pools, open water or changing light. For little ones, look for kids’ swimming goggles made for smaller heads.

How do I stop my goggles from fogging up?

Applying a thin layer of baby shampoo, anti-fog spray or even a small drop of saliva to dry goggle lenses and then rinsing with water before wearing can help stop them from fogging up. Touching the lenses with your fingers or a towel can increase fogginess.

What gear helps kids learn to swim?

Buoyancy aids like a float vest and armbands, along with kids’ goggles and training tools, such as a kickboard or dive toys, can help support kids while they learn to swim. Start with the basics at the beginning, building things up as their skills grow.