Swimming hat for men
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Thomas_Holding
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Has anyone bought one of these, any good places? I need one as I keep getting ear infections.
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Didn't realise they were not unisex!Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear it in 2026.0
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They're just rubber (Speedo etc) hats... watch the swimming in televised Games, eg Youtube of Olympic Games, or Commonwealth Games - and even probably diving (some might wear hats). And water polo. Lots of water sports - they all wear the same sort.
They're just thick rubber tight caps, unisex.0 -
I didn't think swim caps kept water out of the ears. Would swimmers ear plugs be a better choice?0
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You can buy ear plugs at any drug store. Just ask for swimmers type ones.0
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Thank you all. I will sadly need hats and plugs as I get colds often and need to keep my hair dry.0
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Colds are caused by a virus, not by having wet hair.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
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Thomas_Holding wrote: »I get colds often and need to keep my hair dry.
If you have long hair and you wear a latex cap, it will assist in keeping your hair out of the water.
What swim caps will do generally is make it easier to wear goggles, as they provide a smooth surface for the strap and won't get tangled in your hair.
If you want to keep your hair dry you'll need to wear a cap and only swim breast stroke thereby keeping your head out of the water.
"Colds" which regular swimmers get are often more a reaction to getting chlorinated water in the nasal passages, so you might find a nose clip of assistance...0 -
Moneyineptitude wrote: »It is a common misconception that a swim cap will keep your hair dry when swimming.
If you have long hair and you wear a latex cap, it will assist in keeping your hair out of the water.
What swim caps will do generally is make it easier to wear goggles, as they provide a smooth surface for the strap and won't get tangled in your hair.
If you want to keep your hair dry you'll need to wear a cap and only swim breast stroke thereby keeping your head out of the water.
"Colds" which regular swimmers get are often more a reaction to getting chlorinated water in the nasal passages, so you might find a nose clip of assistance...
I have not a swimming cap before - so I thought that it did keep your hair dry.0
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