arena Swedix Swedish Swim Goggles for Men and Women

This goggles take a while to get used to. During my first 3 or 4 days of practice with it I felt a little dizzy, especially when swimming breast and fly. However, after that time, I was well adjusted to it and using other goggles actually made me feel weird. They helped me with my head position in all strokes, as well as with my approaches to turns and finishes. Their low profile ensure low drag, making them the perfect goggles for racing days. In addition, the silicone around the sockets make this pair of goggles comfortable enough for daily use in practice, but it might feel a little weird if you never used Swedish style goggles before. I tried other "split" lenses goggles from other brands and models, and these are the one I liked the best. Even though I finished my college career I still use them when I go swim as exercise. Their biggest con: the straps are not durable at all, they might start decomposing with a little as two weeks. I recommend buying extra strings from a different material.

This includes 4 black rigid nose pieces, in sizes XS, S, M, and L. (It doesn't include an XL.) These were all too small, placing the goggles too close together and pinching my nose instead of fitting around the eyes. Luckily there is also a "Swedish style" nose piece, consisting of a piece of string and a little rubberized cylinder to go around the center of it. By threading the string through the two goggles with the cylinder in the center, tying it at the right length, and trimming off a bit of the extra, I got the goggles to fit perfectly. In the water, they provide a better fit and clarity of vision than I'd had before. The split lens takes some getting used to. Clearly it works, and I tested that my view under water is a bit clearer through the lower part, and my view in the air is better through the upper part, although there can be a gap between the two fields so sometimes you need to tip your head if you're looking at something underwater and don't want it to appear broken up. I found that I could leave these goggles on for an extended period of time, and they were comfortable whether I was underwater or above, without leaking or fogging up. That earned them a 5-star review, in comparison to some other goggles that I've tried. There's no case included with these, so I'm keeping them in a spare glasses case. I avoid touching the interior of the lenses at all, and I'm trying to take good care of them so hopefully they'll keep working this well all year.

The fit fine, have great straps, etc. But the bent face of the goggles makes it hard for me to judge distance. I think these are great goggles if you know your stroke count, and not a good choice if you don't. However, you should know your stroke count so then it just depends on how comfortable you are in the water without perfect vision. I want to emphasize that you can easily read clocks, etc. I realize this might be confusing, but it has to do with head position and when your eyes hit that bent section. I personally enjoy not really paying attention to what's going on while I swim, so the bend in these goggles is soothing to me, mentally. I kind of check out visually and focus on my stroke. The fit and feel are similar to all top quality sweedish goggles.

The only reason I’m giving these 4 stars is because several professional swimmers really enjoy them. I bought 3 different pairs all highly reviewed to swim laps and wanted to try them out myself. These keep leaking before I finish even 50 meters. They have to be worn super tight just to not leak. Not my number one pic.

This is a good pair of goggles but the strap came broken. And the strap felt dry. I am keeping it but I would buy from this seller again. Not sure if it was just a faulty protect but this is a repurchase . One star is for the condition of the strap. Too lazy to exchange it so we are using one of the bungee cords when strap break.

I wasn't expecting much from these goggles, honestly. I was on a quest to find a pair that wouldn't leave awful raccoon eyes after swimming, and after trying numerous masks that all seemed bulky and awkward, I stumbled upon these Swedish goggles that looked, well, like torture devices for your face. Let me tell you, I was pleasantly surprised! It took a little while to adjust them comfortably in the water, but once I did, I had excellent visibility, no leaks at all, and no raccoon eyes at the end of my swim! These goggles have become my new favorite pair, and I highly recommend them, especially if you've struggled with similar issues in the past. Five stars for exceeding expectations! Here are some additional points that potential buyers might find helpful: Adjustability: It took some effort to find the perfect fit, but once I did, they were very comfortable. Visibility: The split lens design offers a wide range of vision, both forward and downward. Leakproof: I experienced no leaking whatsoever during my swims. Value: These goggles are priced competitively compared to other high-quality options on the market. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend Arena Swedix Swedish Swim Goggles to anyone looking for a comfortable, leak-proof option with great visibility.

Why tf do these have a vertical split in the lens like bifocals? Do they really help swimmers in the pool see in front of them? Not great for open water. In open water I lift my whole head up to see where I'm going and with the bifocal split it's really dizzying. Underwater I have no visibility anyway so I have no idea if these are helpful. Unfortunate, because the fit is great. They're super comfortable, no leakages, they don't seem to scratch easily, and the color hasn't faded or started turning. I like the level of darkness too - not too dark to use during sunrise/sunset.

Excelentes, mis googles favoritos