Colour up
the cold.
Alarms before sunrise. Frost on the windscreen. A pool hall that's still waking up. Winter training asks a lot, so we make kit that gives a little back: bright, bold prints built to perform, session after session.
Bold, colourful training swimwear for the 6am sets, the frosty walk to the pool and every session in between.
Alarms before sunrise. Frost on the windscreen. A pool hall that's still waking up. Winter training asks a lot, so we make kit that gives a little back: bright, bold prints built to perform, session after session.

Great fit
Stays in place, lap after lap.
Colour that lasts
Chlorine-resistant prints that stay bright all winter.
Freedom of movement
Designed to move with you.
Built to last
Quality that goes the distance.
Train with purpose
Training kit that earns its place in your bag. Isolate your stroke, sharpen your technique and build the endurance to hold pace deep into the set.
Sharpens technique
Paddles, pull buoys and snorkels isolate each part of your stroke, so you can clean up your catch, hold a better body position and build pulling strength.
Builds speed & stamina
Strengthen your kick and ankle flexibility, and swim at race pace for longer so you can rehearse it with good form.
Isolates arms or legs
Take arms or legs out of the equation to drill your kick or your pull, and build the stamina to keep your form late in a set.
Keeps you focused
A secure, leak-free seal and clear vision, so you can hold your line, read the pace clock and stay locked in length after length.
Cuts drag
A smooth, snug fit that keeps you streamlined, so you hold a good body position through the long sets.
Ready-made sets
The right training tools paired together, so every session has a purpose from the first length.
Since 1990, Maru has been at the heart of British swimming, designing high-performance kit for generations of dedicated swimmers. We've never believed serious training kit has to be dull.

Real
swimmers.
Bright
winters.
Training tips, athlete stories and a little winter motivation from the Maru community.
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