Nose clip SPOKEY Kerilia white, universal size (model 84119)

The SPOKEY Kerilia nose clip in white is a universal-size swimming accessory designed to reduce water entering the nostrils during swimming, training, or aquatic therapy. The clip is lightweight and shaped to provide a comfortable fit across a range of face shapes, offering secure hold without excessive pressure. Its simple construction makes it suitable for routine use in pools, open water or during rehabilitation exercises.

Advantages

The nose clip is made to balance comfort and retention: soft contact points reduce pressure on the nasal bridge while the clip mechanism holds position during movement. Its universal size simplifies selection and allows quick fitting for different users. The white finish is easy to spot among swim accessories and resists visible staining from pool use. The straightforward design makes the device low-maintenance and quick to clean between sessions.

Suitable for

• Recreational swimmers who want to prevent water ingress through the nose
• Triathletes practicing swim technique and breathing control
• Aquatic rehabilitation and water therapy sessions
• Swim lessons for learners who are sensitive to water in the nose

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Size: universal / one size fits most
• Weight: lightweight construction suitable for swim use
• Material characteristics: soft contact points for comfort and a flexible clip for secure hold
• Intended use: water sports, training, rehabilitation

How to use

Place the SPOKEY Kerilia nose clip over the nasal bridge so the soft contact points rest comfortably against the sides of the nose. Gently squeeze the clip until it fits securely and releases it once properly positioned; it should stay in place during normal swimming movements without causing strong discomfort. Remove the clip by squeezing the arms and lifting it away from the nose. Rinse with fresh water after each session and allow to air dry.

Usage recommendations

Use the nose clip in combination with proper breathing technique and standard water-safety practices. Avoid prolonged continuous use if discomfort appears; take short breaks to relieve pressure. Inspect the clip before each use for signs of wear or damage and replace if the fit or material integrity is compromised.