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How to choose swimming caps for children?

A swim cap can protect your hair from damage in chlorine based pool water. It also prevents hair from getting in the way of the face. When swimming in cold or open water, neoprene swim caps keep your head warm. They also help to gain speed in competitions. In addition, the junior swim cap makes the swimmer more visible in open water and reduces the risk of collision with external elements.
Swimming caps are usually made of silicone, polyester, latex or lycra. Especially for people who are allergic to latex swim caps, there can be many other options that are just as ideal.

Swim caps come in different sizes and shapes for children and adults. However, they can be easily stretched and adapted to the shape and size of the head.
When choosing the color of a swim cap, it´s mostly a matter of personal preference. However, for open water swimming competitions, it is good to wear a brightly colored swimming caps to be visible to others. There are models that have drawings for boys and girls. You can shop for molded swim caps from leading brands like Adidas, Funkita, Finis, Leisis, So Dive, and Speedo.

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