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SwimTech supplies swim school and pool essentials — the high-turnover items a swimming lesson programme, leisure centre or school pool gets through every term.

McSport Ireland stocks SwimTech within our water sports range.

  • Aqua Junior Goggles — sized and sealed for children's faces, the most common swim school fit issue
  • Silicone swim caps — more durable and easier to pull on than latex, and kinder to long hair
  • Swim floats and foam noodles — buoyancy aids for lessons, water confidence and pool games
  • Ear plugs and nose clips — for swimmers prone to ear irritation or who struggle with water in the nose
  • Pool socks — blue and pink, for verruca cover and grip on wet tiles

SwimTech for Irish pools and swim schools

Swim programmes buy on consumable economics: goggles get lost, caps tear and noodles get chewed. SwimTech sits at the price point that lets a school or club restock a full class without a budget conversation. McSport supplies primary schools, leisure centres and clubs across Ireland.

Silicone or latex swim caps — which is better?

Silicone is thicker, more durable, easier to put on and does not pull hair the way latex does. Latex is cheaper and thinner. For repeated school and club use, silicone lasts considerably longer.

Do children need nose clips for swimming lessons?

Not usually, but they help nervous beginners who repeatedly get water in the nose, which is one of the most common reasons a child loses confidence early in a lesson programme.

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SwimTech supplies swim school and pool essentials — the high-turnover items a swimming lesson programme, leisure centre or school pool gets through every term. McSport Ireland stocks SwimTech within our water sports range. Aqua Junior Goggles — sized and sealed for children's faces, the most common swim school fit issue Silicone swim caps — more durable and easier to pull on than latex, and kinder to long hair Swim floats and foam noodles — buoyancy aids for lessons, water confidence and pool games Ear plugs and nose clips — for swimmers prone to ear irritation or who struggle with water in the nose Pool socks — blue and pink, for verruca cover and grip on wet tiles SwimTech for Irish pools and swim schools Swim programmes buy on consumable economics: goggles get lost, caps tear and noodles get chewed. SwimTech sits at the price point that lets a school or club restock a full class without a budget conversation. McSport supplies primary schools, leisure centres and clubs across Ireland. Silicone or latex swim caps — which is better? Silicone is thicker, more durable, easier to put on and does not pull hair the way latex does. Latex is cheaper and thinner. For repeated school and club use, silicone lasts considerably longer. Do children need nose clips for swimming lessons? Not usually, but they help nervous beginners who repeatedly get water in the nose, which is one of the most common reasons a child loses confidence early in a lesson programme.
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