KearyExtra Large Swim Cap for Braids and Dreadlocks Extensions Weaves Long Hair, Waterproof Silicone Cover Ear Bath Pool Shower Swimming Cap for Adult Youth to Keep Hair Dry, Easy to Put On and Off

OMG. As an Black woman, swimming is not really my thing due to what the chlorine does does to our hair and the maintenance afterwards; actually sea water too. However, I took a chance and purchased this swim cap and I do not regret it! I started water aerobics to get in shape for the summer, it works so well, I go 3-4 times a week. I was hesitant my first time wearing it, but it did not disappoint. I put my braids in and kept it moving! I have not submerge my head yet; however, I am not afraid to do so. Should you decide to try it, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. Note: Be sure to cover your ears and leave no openings, ensure that all braids/hair is inside. Enjoy.

I got two of these for my kids (4yo M and 7yo F). They have locs and wear braids often. They didnt keep their hair completely dry but did the job for the most part. My kids love to swim and I absolutely hate not allowing them to because of their hair. I'm gonna buy one for myself too!

When I try to pull it

This cap is durable and easy to put my shoulder length locs in. Perfect for me

Bought for my baptism. My braid fit comfortably in the cap and it Kept my hair dry ! Durable great product

I needed this swim cap right away like “same day” delivery so I paid the extra $2.00 which I NEVER do because I have Prime, but I did it. Delivery was supposed to be b/tween 10-3pm & I was hoping by 3 cause my daughter had her swim at 4pm. When I say they delivered at 830am! I was like “Alright Alright Alright!” But to get to the swim cap…LOL…..Ahhhh—MAZING! Fitted perfect on my daughters head due to her having braids & it was not uncomfortable! Thank you!

Cap fit great! Perfect for my daughter!

Just got back from swimming and the fact that I don't have to wash my locks is enough to make actually stop and write a rare review. This cap kept my hair 100% dry, not even the edges were wet. So inspired that I get to actually get under water this summer. You MUST use the cap the way they show in the directions in the paper insert in the packaging. Don't turn it the wrong direction and make sure you tuck in all your hair enough so that NOTHING is sticking out of the edge of the cap. I also covered my ears low enough to make sure there were no gaps under my earlobes and all around the edge of the cap. Pull it down low enough on the back of your neck too!Tips:1) I clipped my fingernails before I used this cap, I don't think any cap will survive tips...2) I rolled the cap up a little to get it over the top of my head first. Think rolling up a stocking or sock to slip it over your toes and on to your foot.3) don't use your finger tips to adjust it downward, even if your nails are short. Use the fingerprint surface of your fingers to adjust4) If you get air trapped in the top of your cap after you've secured it, you're in business. Most likely if air is trapped, it will be a good seal for water purposes. Gently lift a section enough to press the air out of the top with your other hand. It's not going to be perfect because I still had a little air trapped on top. But it didn't interfere with my water fun.5) I suggest you allow time to adjust the cap around your forehead when you first use it. It was type tight at first, pulling my eyebrows and such. Noticeably uncomfortable. But after a while I figured out what adjustment worked for my sizeable head circumference :PBut make sure the seal is flat to your skin all around the complete journey around your head, ears, neck, etc.They didn't state whether you're supposed to rinse the outside of this particular cap with fresh water after use, but I would imagine so as that's usually what's recommended to get rid of the residual effect of chlorine and pool chemicals in general with pool caps. Don't quote me on that tip though...Have Fun