We are a one stop shop for swimmers of all levels. From new swimmers learning to swim, people swimming for workouts or wellness to competitive swimmer, 4 years old to 104 years old we carry suits and equipment for all levels and ages. Our knowlegeable staff can help you find exactly what you need
The SwimGuy - Where Swimmers love to shop
Many people ask us what training accessories to get.
This guide will explain what training tools are available, what their uses are, and why you should or shouldnt get them.
If you are new to swimming the first training tools we normally recomend are fins and a snorkel.
Fins help engage your legs, core, and make you faster, allowing you to complete more laps in a given time. Completing more laps means you burn more
When picking your suit there are multiple things to consider.
The first and most important thing to keep in mind is that the suit will stretch out once you use it in the water.
The suit should therefore be tighter than you expect it to be when it's brand new. How tight all depends on how often you swim
The tighter the suit is when new the longer it will last and the faster you will swim.
The tigther the suit is,
Picking goggles can be a confusing process. There's a myriad of brands, styles, and models to choose from.
You can always come to any of our stores where our staff will be more than happy to help you find the correct goggle.
Here is our process:
If you swim for wellness or excercise your main concern should be comfort, recreational goggles tend to fit around the eye socket for maximum comfort.
Trying a goggle on and seeing if it suctions and feels comfortable is all that's needed at the initial fitting stage.
Swimmers who compete or swim aggressively, diving off the blocks, doing fast flip turns may find that the larger recreational goggles and masks flip off or move around their face when performing high
