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Swimming & Water Sports

Goggles are decided by fit, not features: press the gasket to your face without the strap and it should hold by suction for a second or two. If it does not, no amount of strap tension will stop it leaking.

This collection holds 27 goggles, caps, ear plugs and water sports accessories for adults and children.

Choosing goggles

  • Lens tint — clear for indoor pools, smoke or mirrored for outdoor and bright conditions.
  • Gasket — silicone for comfort and longer swims; low-profile racing goggles have minimal gasket and suit short, fast sessions.
  • Kids sizes — check the stated age range; adult goggles will not seal on a child face.
  • Anti-fog — a coating, not a permanent property. It wears out.

Frequently asked questions

How do I stop goggles fogging up?

Never wipe the inside of the lens — that removes the anti-fog coating. Rinse with cool water before swimming, store dry in a case, and use anti-fog drops once the coating fails.

Why do my goggles leak?

Almost always the wrong gasket shape for your face, or an over-tightened strap that distorts the seal. The strap holds goggles in place; the suction seals them.

How long do swim goggles last?

With chlorine exposure, typically six to twelve months of regular use before the gasket hardens and the anti-fog fails. Rinsing in fresh water after every swim roughly doubles that.

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