Water Gear Swedish Pro Goggles - Women and Mens Swimming Goggles - Great for Pool and Diving

I always use Swedish goggles, I love the customizable goggles and that they are cheap. These are the same goggles I have been getting for the last 30 years. I only get new ones when I lose a pair or the rubber wears out.

Simple and effective. I put a Bungie type pand on mine because the strap that comes with them always pulls my hair

Bought my first pair of these in 1996 and I wouldn't consider using anything else. Best goggles ever they do take long to get used to if you're used to using a gasket type goggle. They last forever for the mere fact that there is no gasket for chlorine to break down. I used to swim competitively and now I use them for fitness and rec swim. They also easily tuck under my suit strap while out of th water. Love, love, love you these. If you're on the fence seriously give these a try!

I have used this type of googles for 16 years. They are good googles once your used to them. Low stars because recent purchase had very sharp edges that gave me a large cut between my eye and nose.Pros-Durability, will last for many years once setup-no fogging issues-they look nice-the fit well-they do not leak if worn tight enoughCons:-Googles receive had very sharp edges near nose and cause a large cut between my eye and nose.-Even with pairs without sharp edges these googles leave large marks around your eyes until you are used to them and are painful.

I bought these to replace a pair of Tyr Socket Rockets. They are slightly less comfortable than the Tyr goggles because Tyr comes with a rubber molding. When I'm swimming I do not think of it at all. They're simple. They're inexpensive. They're effective. What else do you say?I'm updating this review as I've had these goggles long enough to go through a set of straps. They still work great! Instead of ordering replacement straps (which cost more than the goggles themselves) I cut up a piece of bicycle inner tube. I was replacing the inner tube anyway and now I have a pair of free goggle straps.

I swim about 3 times a week for 45mins over my lunch hour. My old goggles left ridiculous rings around my eyes that would take nearly an hour to go away. That's why I wanted to try the Swedish style. You do have to put the goggles together. I had some issues with the string for the nose area. It was just too big to get through the holes, luckily I had some string that was slightly smaller that worked just fine.Over all swimming experience with these has been top notch. Kind of wish I would have gotten the clear though...the reds are darker than I need for the indoor pool but they do match my suit... :)

The string is too thick and falling apart to fit through the nose piece. Also, the rubber strap snapped when feeding it through the holes. Not sure why water gear is selling such garbage. If you're going to make your customers assemble something, at least make it easy. Furthermore, the eye pieces are sharp and are dangerous. If I was amazon I'd be worried about people getting injured with these.

Nado desde niño. Y en una oportunidad tuve estos lentes, me los vendió un profesional. De verdad no te dejes llevar por su estructura de cuerda y simplicidad, menos es más, son los mejores lentes que he tenido, se adaptan a tu rostro, no molestan, NO SE LES METE EL AGUA, eso es lo más importante, y siendo transparentes se siente como si no tuvieras lentes y pudieras ver nítido bajo el agua... los uso por horas y mis ojos no reciben ni una gota de cloro