Mirror Pro Swim Goggle

I do not write a lot of Amazon reviews. Very seldomly is a product so outstanding that it makes me want to stand up and rave about it. But that being said, THESE GOGGLES ARE THE REAL DEAL!My son is a varsity swimmer for his high school, and has been swimming since he was 8 years old. He is long and lean and has a very narrow face. Most of the swimmers on his team wear the Speedo Vanquisher goggles. Those gave my son terrible raccoon eyes and actually hurt him to wear. He hated them- and I hated wasting money on expensive goggles that he didn't like. For years he wore the Speedo Jr. Hydrospex goggles, but his face became too big for the Jr. size and not big enough for the adult size (he's 15 years old.)So about a year or so ago, I took to my trusty Amazon reviewers and started reading about goggles. I read hundreds of reviews, trying to find out which goggles might work for a smaller face, not fog up, have good suction, and feel comfortable while not falling off... and these seemed to fit the bill. The first time my son stuck them to his face, he laughed and said "I don't even need to use the strap- the suction is great!" Obviously, he uses the strap... but these don't leave raccoon eyes like the Vanquishers did. He loves them!So here's the funny part- the guys on his team have teased him about these goggles, because of course, they aren't name brand and therefore not considered "cool". So I went on Amazon and bought him some Speedo Michael Phelps goggles and some Vanquishers thinking, okay he's older, maybe we should try some of the fancier $35 goggles again? He made me send them back. He hated them. He LOVES these!Please don't ever stop making these goggles, iSpeed! I don't know what we'd do! I buy 2 or 3 pairs at a time (he swims 9 practices per week and every pair of goggles lasts for a month or two). We have only had 1 pair break... the rest either get lost or "borrowed"-- usually by the kids who had previously made fun of them! We also do find that after about a hundred wears, they start to fog up a bit. For $11 per pair, we can easily replace them. Thank you, iSpeed, for a great product at a great price!

There are various versions of these goggles on amazon right now, and you can recognize them by appearance and their cases. I have two pairs branded as Zoma, or Structure. These looked the same, so I ordered them. First off I ordered the black pair and received the blue pair, but I decided to keep them. Visually they look identical to the Zoma goggles, as expected, but then I looked a little closer at the construction. I've seen reviews where people mention the plastic loop where the rubber head strap feeds through has broken. That piece on this pair of goggles does look thinner and not as robust as the Zoma goggles. The fit is the same, and they both have extra nose pieces to adjust the fit. When I first tried them on they were too tight, both at the nose and head straps. I switched out the nose piece (be careful not to touch the inside of the goggles if you do this), and then adjusted the straps. The strap is a little short as you don't need a lot of pressure to keep these goggles on, that's what makes them so comfortable. I have back up parts from one pair of Zoma goggles just in case. For me, they distort my vision under water very minimally, and that is normally a huge problem I have. They don't require much pressure to seal around your eyes, and they don't leak. Do they fog? Well I find that after 15-20 minutes of fast paced swimming that they will fog a little bit, but not enough to require you to stop and rinse them. Just don't touch the inside of the lens, and that will help prolong the antifog coating.

These are fantastic swim goggles. The lens are shiny, it looks like a mirrored finish. More importantly, the lenses are 100% UV resistant so swimming in sunlight is no worry. Fine sunglasses for the pool (for those of us who swim outside)! The lenses are also abrasion resistant which can be helpful around concrete pools and pool decks.I also seriously like the three different nose bridge pieces. I have always felt like my eyes were "too close" together, but now I have a pair of swim goggles that fit me perfectly. No longer do I have to deal with a bridge piece that is too big. The double head strap helps to keep the goggles perfectly on your head without shifting while moving.As a long time swimmer I really appreciate the fog proof lenses. I don’t want to mention what I used to do in order to try to stop fogging lenses! (YUCK!! And it didn’t even work that great.) It is wonderful to be able to see well underwater. The silicone that fits around the eyes makes a great watertight seal and fit. It is nice not to need to pull the goggles super tight to keep the water out. No more water in my eyes as I move my head under water.Lastly, the case the goggles come in will keep them in good shape. And the price is excellent for the quality. I will probably end up with more than one pair. I’ve even thought about getting a red-pink pair to match my red swimsuit.

Love these goggles! My kids are in a swim team and have gone through a lot of goggles. Usually we get the Speedos but for some reason they don't last very long (and not always because my kids lose them). One problem with the Speedos is that the straps keep on breaking. So I decided to try something else for my daughter this time and so far she loves them. I didn’t really go for the anti-fog function because my experience is that all of them do fog up, but my daughter says it really is a difference with these. Also, being almost a teenager she cares about the look of her accessories. She got the pink ones and that worked out great. She’s very happy about having been complimented by some of the other girls on the team. My son who’s eight is in the team too but I didn’t buy a pair for him since I had a hard time thinking they would fit, but the design of these really allows great adjustment so I’m definitely buying a pair for him too. These will be our new go-to goggles! The only downside I can see for me personally is that they are slightly more expensive than when I buy speedos in bulk at Costco, which they are absolutely worth, but my kids will keep losing them :).