Which Cap should my 6 yr old wear tomorrow, the white, black or silver one?
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Anonymous
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Subject line should be self explanatory.
Thanks, 'ppreesh! |
Anonymous
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This is an easy one: let them pick.
If they say none, that's ok too. |
Anonymous
| Dcum has jumped the shark with this thread. |
Anonymous
| Everyone knows silver is fastest. IYKYK |
Anonymous
| Depends on color of suit, obv. |
Anonymous
| Dummy you wear all 3. The only question is which is on top. |
Anonymous
this is illegal in mcsl - more caps make you float easier which makes you swim faster. it's considered cheating. |
Anonymous
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I’m sure this is a troll post, but I’ll bite. Don’t wear black tomorrow unless the kid takes it off between events. It is going to be hot out and black will absorb more heat. Silver might be ok if it’s not a silicone cap. White will be least likely to absorb heat.
The darker and thicker the cap, the hotter it is. I am speaking from experience. It’s better to take the cap off between events if possible. |
Anonymous
What??? Club swimmers regularly wear two and do not change this for MCSL meets. The only cap rule I know of in MCSL is you cannot wear another team's logo (NCAP, RMSC, your HS, etc.). |
Anonymous
It’s in the rules max of two. |
Anonymous
I'll be darned. I had no idea. Are officials really noticing this? |