About

Swim gear, checked by a swimmer

Why WaterMe exists and how every guide is put together.

Swimmer in a wetsuit adjusting goggles by a lake

Who runs WaterMe

Hi, I am the swimmer behind WaterMe.

I am a lap swimmer first. Most weeks that means early sessions in a 25 m pool, a long set on the weekend, and as much open water as the season allows. I am not a coach or a physio, and I will not pretend to be.

What I am good at is reading gear the way swimmers actually use it. Does the goggle seal on a normal face? Does the cap survive long hair? Does the pull buoy stay put on a 400? WaterMe turns those questions into short, honest guides.

Every guide has seven picks. Each one links to a live Amazon US listing that I opened before it went on the page, with a plain review, a best-for line, and a verdict. I never type prices in, because they change daily. The product card shows Amazon’s current price instead.

WaterMe is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. If you buy through a link, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It never decides what makes the list.

Seven, then stop

A short list you can actually decide from.

Listings re-checked

Dead or unavailable products get swapped for live ones.

Written for swimmers

Plain notes on fit, comfort, and who each pick suits.

Find your next piece of kit

Nine guides covering goggles, caps, kickboards, fins, snorkels, paddles, bags, audio, and open water.