Nothing that has no business being in a swim bag, but I certainly have no shortage of excess gear: I believe I have something like five swim caps; seven or eight suits; two water bottles; and four pairs of goggles. However, I use a single towel for an entire week, and by Saturday it's getting a little funky. Maybe I should keep an extra.
Also in my swim bag, I have a pair of flip flops, a very beat up old combination lock that I will never get rid of since the combination is the only one I think I'll ever be able to remember, and a shaving kit bag with the usual stuff inside.
In addition to my swim bag, I have my mesh bag that contains another pair of goggles, two sets of paddles, pull buoy, two swim caps, fins, fin socks (since zoomers tear up my feet, and I'll have none of that after spending 40 bucks on a pedi), workout cards, and another water bottle. I also lug a kickboard with me to the pool since the ones there are generally no good.
Nothing that has no business being in a swim bag, but I certainly have no shortage of excess gear: I believe I have something like five swim caps; seven or eight suits; two water bottles; and four pairs of goggles. However, I use a single towel for an entire week, and by Saturday it's getting a little funky. Maybe I should keep an extra.
Also in my swim bag, I have a pair of flip flops, a very beat up old combination lock that I will never get rid of since the combination is the only one I think I'll ever be able to remember, and a shaving kit bag with the usual stuff inside.
In addition to my swim bag, I have my mesh bag that contains another pair of goggles, two sets of paddles, pull buoy, two swim caps, fins, fin socks (since zoomers tear up my feet, and I'll have none of that after spending 40 bucks on a pedi), workout cards, and another water bottle. I also lug a kickboard with me to the pool since the ones there are generally no good.
