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Here you will find Ireland's largest and best selection of earplugs for swimming!
Many swimmers experience ear pain during swim training. If you have not tried it, consider yourself lucky – because it is one of the downsides that can come from spending a lot of time in the water. Water in the ears can disturb the ear's function and, in the worst case, negatively affect hearing.
Fortunately, there is a simple solution: earplugs for swimming. However, it is important to choose the right earplugs, as ordinary earplugs for sleep or noise protection will swell in the water and will not work. Earplugs for swimming are instead made of water-repellent materials such as plastic or silicone. All of this is something you can find here with us at Watery.
So as you can hear, there are many good reasons to use a pair of earplugs for swimming!
There are several different types of earplugs for swimming, and it is important to choose the type that best suits your needs. Here is an overview of the most common types:
Type | Description | Benefits |
Molded earplugs | Shaped to fit the typical ear |
Easy to use, reusable
|
Moldable earplugs | Can be kneaded in the fingers and shaped to the ear |
Adapts individually, good fit
|
SwimEars earplugs | Specially designed to keep water out while preserving sound |
Provides natural sound, good comfort
|
Children's earplugs | Smaller models designed for children |
Comfortable, secure fit
|
Not necessarily - But let's put it this way: Earplugs for swimming are definitely good for preventing ear problems. However, this does not mean that you should always wear a pair of earplugs when swimming, because it is not necessary at all if you have not previously experienced ear problems.
But if you have experienced irritation or water in the ear, earplugs can be a very good investment. Swimmer's ear (also known as Otitis externa) is a common infection among swimmers, and earplugs can help prevent the problem. If you already have swimmer's ear, you should contact a doctor, as it may require treatment.
Personally, I, Daniel, have not yet experienced problems with my ears, which is why I have not used earplugs for swimming - and this despite over 10 years in the water. But many of my former teammates have been frequent users of earplugs, forced to do so because otherwise it would affect their ears.
At Watery we have tested several different models of earplugs for swimming to find the best - and to help you get an overview of the selection. In this article you will be able to see our top-5 of the best earplugs – with recommendations for both children and adults.
As previously described, a consequence of spending a lot of time in the water can be the development of so-called "swimmer's ear" - or in medical terms: Otitis externa. But just because you spend a lot of time in the water does not mean you have to get ear problems. We ourselves are proof of that. If you still want to prevent it as best as possible, we recommend following these 3 tips.
Do you experience an annoying feeling of water in your ear after swimming? The right earplugs can be a good solution here - combined with a swim cap for extra protection.
If you already have water in your ear, you can find our popular guide where our swimming expert gives good advice on how to remove it. See the "Water in the ear" article here.
You can probably imagine it... How some earplugs can be insanely irritating and half hurt when you swim. Some earplugs are like that. But fortunately we've left those out of our assortment here on the site, so you can only find the best (and the ones that don't irritate).
Our swimming earplugs are so good that you don't notice they're in your ear during training. Also, they don't fall out all the time (and you don't have to constantly push them back into your ear) - and that is whether you swim with a swim cap or without, they just stay in.
We know the problem with water in the ears ourselves, and therefore we are very happy with all the earplugs you find on this site. If you shop with us, you'll also get:
Earplugs help prevent water from entering the ear while swimming. Water in the ear can lead to swimmer's ear and other infections, which can be prevented by using various earplugs often made of silicone.
It is strongly advised against using regular earplugs for swimming. This is because they will absorb water and swell up, potentially causing pain and making them difficult to remove in one piece.
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