Performance swim gear, honest prices
Racing suits that hold their shape, goggles that stay clear, and every training tool between the first lap and the final heat.
Collections
Eleven collections cover the whole deck — from the first lesson to the lifeguard chair.
Most reordered
The suits, caps and training tools swimmers come back for season after season.
Ergonomic swim paddles designed to build arm strength and technique.
Men’s swim brief with adjustable waist and chafe-free flat seams.
Red swim brief with adjustable waist and chafe-free seams.
Swim briefs with adjustable waist and chafe-free flat-locked seams for men.
Build the engine
Kickboards, buoys, paddles, fins and snorkels — the equipment bin that turns pool time into progress.
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Guard season
Rescue-red suits, board shorts, rashguards and parkas from the Sporti Guard line.
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Easy add-ons
Caps, small gear and spares worth tossing in the cart while you’re here — nothing on this shelf breaks a fifteen.
PBT blends and durable poly fabrics that keep their stretch and color long after ordinary suits go baggy and fade.
Flat seams, secure straps and anti-fog lenses designed around six-day practice weeks, not one beach weekend.
Outfitting one swimmer or a whole squad, Sporti keeps the price where a full season of gear is an easy yes.
Fresh off the line
The latest additions to the range — too new for a rating, not too new for a swim bag.
Plus size textured high neck slim suit with tummy control and chlorine resistance.
Plus size one-piece with adjustable side ties and supportive bust features.
For over a decade we’ve had one job: make dependable swim gear affordable enough that nobody skips practice over equipment. No gimmicks, no inflated price tags — just suits, goggles and training tools that show up every morning the way you do.
The four questions we hear most. The full list lives on the FAQ page.
Competitive cuts follow standard swim sizing, which runs snugger than street clothes. Between sizes? Take the larger for practice comfort, the smaller for race-day compression.
Rinse it in cool tap water after every swim, roll it in a towel instead of wringing, and let it air-dry away from direct sun. Chlorine does its damage while the suit sits wet in a bag.
Latex is thinner, cooler and cheaper; silicone is thicker, gentler on hair and lasts several seasons. Most of our racing and printed caps are silicone for exactly that reason.
You have 30 days from delivery for returns and exchanges on unworn gear — suits are the most exchanged item we sell, and we treat the swap as routine. See Returns & Exchanges.
Welcome to Sporti. We make the gear that carries swimmers through the season: practice suits that survive daily chlorine, racing cuts that hold their compression, goggles that stay clear from warm-up to cool-down, and the kickboards, buoys and fins in every team’s equipment bin.
Our range covers the whole pool deck — women’s, men’s and kids’ swimwear, sport bikinis and tankinis, UPF 50+ rash guards, caps and goggles, training equipment, mesh bags and towels, fleece-lined parkas for cold mornings, and the Sporti Guard line that dresses lifeguard stands from coast to coast.
A swimsuit is easy to make and hard to make last. We build ours from chlorine-resistant PBT blends and tough polyester, with flat seams that do not chafe at yardage and straps that stay where you set them. Goggles get anti-fog, UV-protective lenses and gaskets that seal without leaving raccoon rings. Training gear is shaped in EVA foam that keeps its density season after season.
| Collection | Best For | Signature Gear |
|---|---|---|
| Women’s Swimwear | Training and racing | Thin- and wide-strap one-pieces, unitards, kneeskins |
| Bikinis & Tankinis | Active pool and beach days | Sport bikini tops and bottoms, tankinis |
| Rash Guards & Swim Shorts | Long days in the sun | UPF 50+ rash guards, sun shirts, board shorts, capris |
| Men’s Swimwear | Lap swimming and competition | Jammers, briefs, square legs, mesh training suits |
| Kids’ Swimwear | Swim team and lessons | Girls’ one-pieces, boys’ jammers and briefs |
| Goggles | Every swim, every light | Antifog, mirrored and optical goggles |
| Swim Caps | Every swim, every level | Silicone, latex and lycra caps, solids and prints |
| Training Gear | Building speed and technique | Kickboards, pull buoys, paddles, fins, snorkels |
| Parkas & Cover-Ups | Cold decks and early meets | Fleece-lined swim parkas, hoodies, cover-ups |
| Swim Bags & Towels | Getting wet kit home | Mesh equipment bags, backpacks, wet/dry totes, chamois towels |
| Lifeguard | A season on the chair | Guard suits, board shorts, rashguards, visors |
Serious swim gear should not require a sponsorship to afford. We keep prices where a family with two swimmers on the club team can kit out both without wincing — and where replacing a lost cap or fogged goggles is a shrug, not a budget line.
“Swim more. Spend less.” is the test every Sporti product has to pass. If a suit, a cap or a paddle helps you get to the pool one more morning a week, it belongs in the range. If it only looks good on a shelf, it never leaves the sample room.
We do not print testimonials with names attached. Below are the public rating totals these products carry, and our own reading of what such a number can and cannot measure.
4.4 average from 752 ratings
A training brief bought by people who swim daily, and the score has held through hundreds of chlorine-soaked seasons of feedback. What it cannot tell you is how the cut feels on you — sizing runs competitive, so check the chart before ordering.
4.4 average from 650 ratings
Six hundred ratings on a plain black practice suit is the quietest kind of endorsement: nobody reviews a workhorse unless it lasts. The number says the fabric and straps survive yardage; it will not tell you whether you prefer a thin-strap back to a wide one.
4.7 average from 433 ratings
A mesh bag has exactly two jobs — drain fast and not tear — and four hundred ratings at 4.6 say this one does both. What the number cannot tell you is capacity judgment: if you haul fins, a board and a parka to every practice, size up rather than trust the average.
