Alcohol-free hypochlorous acid for the gap between the end of a session and an actual shower. We’ll send your program three bottles, free, with nothing attached.
We make exactly one claim — and you can check it yourself, on your own mat, in about fifteen seconds. Here’s the test →
That’s how long it takes to check the only thing we’re asking you to believe. No trial period, no trust required, nothing to wait and see about next month.
Run it on a Tuesday. Finding a fresh mat burn will take you roughly no time at all.
Why this is the claim worth making: your athletes have broken skin more or less permanently. A spray that stings gets used once and then lives in a bag forever — and compliance is the whole game with hygiene gear.
Tea tree oil, the active ingredient in the category’s best-known soap line, has the same problem. Irritation is a recurring complaint from grapplers who otherwise like it. SWYFT has neither that nor alcohol.
Three, not a case — we’re small, and three is enough for you and a couple of athletes to use it properly for two weeks and form a real opinion.
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.
One number worth knowing, because most brands won’t tell you: 81.1% of schools in a season-long study reported zero skin infections. These things cluster. Anyone implying you’re one bad week from an outbreak is selling fear.
We put together a plain-language summary of the rules your program is already held to — the 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. There is no product pitch anywhere in it.
Read the skin-check reference →$19.99 for a 4 fl oz bottle, same as anyone pays. We don’t have wholesale tiers yet and would rather say so than invent one. Want twenty bottles after trying it? Email us and we’ll sort something out — including the fundraiser structure clubs in this sport already run.
None of that applies to the three bottles. Those are free.
If three bottles and one honest opinion two weeks later sounds like a fair trade, the form is right below. If it doesn’t, no hard feelings — the skin-check reference is free either way.
— Christian & Landon, SWYFT
No card, no invoice, no order to approve. We ship three bottles, your athletes use them, and we ask what they thought two weeks later. If the answer is “they’re fine, nothing special,” that is a useful answer and we’d rather hear it. Four fields are required and it takes about forty seconds.
Check it yourself on a mat burn. That’s all we’re asking for.