SplaquaSwimming Nose Clip with String - Comfortable Soft Latex Plugs for Kids and Adults - Neutral Beige

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It has definitely serve it purpose and once again thank you very much

So I was able to swim 32 laps with this on....way more than I have ever done.....I was planning to use it top do my first tester triathlon.Unfortunately this one somehow got dropped outside in the sun and it sort of melted and I got it stuck to my shoe like chewing gum.In a desperate bid to be able to do the triathlon I purchased a more expensive brand The more expensive one.Iin my sea swims leading up to the triathlon the more expensive one kept falling off in the water...I kept trying but it just would not stay on my nose.....my swim in the triathlon was not good and I put it down to breathing too much water in through my nose....and my breathing went all crappy....So I have just bought another one of these and hope to be able to swim better now but I think it is worth the soft flimsy silicone that seems to stick comfortably to my nose.

Before COVID, I always thought that the small things we use on a daily basis would remain accessible, available, affordable. Toothpaste, toilet paper, swedish fish. Access to my local pool. Those inflatable sharks that double as a floating drink caddie. The movie theater. My favorite restaurant. Hamburgers. Hot dogs. The bread buns we eat them on. The pandemic proved me wrong in so many ways- things have improved, but we are still facing uncertainty on so many levels. Such is life, but in this case more so. The smaller companies that make and/or supply a lot of the products we take for granted are struggling to make the things we need; the things we buy to supplement our lifestyle as it has been since before the latter part of 2019. A lot of the products we used to buy are now of lesser quality or altogether unavailable. If it is not considered a necessity item, supplies tend to run short as supply chains are optimized and manufacturing is retooled for staples or bigger ticket items that net higher profits. Pretty soon...you have things like nose clips becoming rarer than hen's teeth. They are nose clips, for crying out loud. They should be available at every corner store, right? What happens when there are no more corner stores? Do we order poor quality products from some huge supplier overseas? Do we spend good money only to have to wait for months to (maybe) receive a product of questionable quality (or the wrong product, as has happened in my own experience too many times). This is not the case with these nose clips. They have proven durable, fit comfortably, and have filled a gap where our local retail outlet has fallen off with supply chain problems. They were shipped fast, and made it to their intended destination with -zero- hassle.Buy them. If you swim (or have kids that do), and need nose clips like these, You won't be disappointed-

My mom and I bought these for swimming laps and neither of us could keep it on. The clamp isn't snug enough to keep water from getting in your nose, and the attached string is also way too big. It just slides down the back of our head and doesn't stay put. Odd design - I know this works for a lot of people because the reviews are so high, but it didn't work for us. Material is comfortable and it seems really well made, but we'll have to throw them out.