TYR Swim Cap

Latex caps are thinner and more elastic than silicone, offering a tighter, more 'second-skin' feel. While they provide less insulation and are slightly more prone to tearing, many swimmers prefer them for their superior grip and reduced drag.

No swim cap is 100% waterproof. While this cap will keep your hair contained and reduce the amount of water exposure, some water will inevitably seep in around the edges, especially if you have long or thick hair.

Yes, it is designed for training and recreational use. However, because latex is a natural material, it is more susceptible to degradation from chlorine and sunlight than silicone, so be sure to rinse it with fresh water after every swim.

Like all printed swim gear, the design may show signs of wear after extended exposure to pool chemicals and UV rays. To extend the life of the print, avoid stretching the cap excessively and always rinse it thoroughly after use.

Latex can become tacky or stick to itself over time. To prevent this, rinse the cap with fresh, cool water after every swim and lightly dust it with talcum powder or cornstarch once it is completely dry before storing it.