An alcohol-free fine-mist spray that leaves skin clean and cool in about ten seconds. No rinse, no rubbing, no sink. Built for right after the last round.
Towel off, then mist the face, neck, arms, anywhere that sat under a rash guard or headgear. It lifts the stale, tacky film dried sweat leaves behind and dries in seconds. Nothing to rinse, nothing to wipe off, nothing left on the skin.
The active ingredient is hypochlorous acid, the same compound white blood cells produce. Dilute, alcohol-free, near-neutral pH. That is what lets it work on broken skin without the sting every isopropyl product in your gym causes.
Everyone in this category sells you the first one. We’d rather be the brand you can hand a nine-year-old’s mother without a disclaimer.
You have a mat burn right now. Everyone who runs a room does. Spray it and you have your answer before you finish reading this. No trial period, no waiting to see what happens next month.
Your athletes have broken skin permanently: mat burns, cuts, cauliflower ear, freshly shaved heads.
We’ll cover a two-week test in your room. You’ll know inside a week whether it’s worth a place by the door.
One bottle on your shelf, two that live in athletes’ bags. Two weeks is long enough for the novelty to wear off and for you to see whether people keep reaching for it. A case would put nine bottles in a closet.
That second part is the honest reason you’re reading this. SWYFT is in college football programs, where the problem is identical: lift ends, class starts, no shower in between. It is not in a mat room yet, and mat sports are a harder test: more skin contact, more broken skin, more at stake. That’s the test we want.
“SWYFT works great...I’m always using it between practice sessions.”
“What I use right after workouts before I hit the shower. Cleans up fast…”
“The best stuff! Sprayed right after a workout and felt refreshed on my face and body and destroyed my sweat odor!”
Shower immediately, launder every session, report anything on your skin: that routine is right and SWYFT doesn’t touch it. The gap is the drive home, the twenty minutes before class, the kid going straight from practice to a shift. That stretch, and only that stretch.
A plain-language summary of the rules your program is already held to: NCAA and NFHS covering standards, return-to-participation thresholds, how skin checks run at weigh-ins, and where the commonly repeated statistics actually come from. No product pitch in it.
Read the skin-check reference →One case covers a coaching staff and a competition team through a season, or a youth program through a tournament run. Reorder whenever; there’s no contract and no minimum after the first one.
Clubs that would rather run it as a fundraiser (the same way singlet and travel money already gets raised in this sport) can. Tell us and we’ll set it up so a cut goes back to the program.
The test kit sits outside all of this. Nothing owed, no order attached.
The form is below. Four fields.
If you’d like to watch it fail, that’s a perfectly good reason to fill it out.
Christian & Landon, SWYFT
Three bottles, shipped free within two business days. No card, no invoice, no order to approve. Your athletes use them for two weeks, we ask once what they thought, and the bottles are theirs either way.
Put it on your own mat burn. That’s the whole argument.