Small Faces Need a Different Seal
These are kids swim goggles for ages 3 to 10, priced at $27.80, with an anti-fog coating, 100% UV protection and a travel case included. The reason adult goggles leak on children is not size alone – it is the distance between the eye sockets and the height of the nose bridge. These are shaped for a child’s face, so the seal holds without the strap being cranked painfully tight, which is the usual reason a kid pulls goggles off and refuses to put them back on.
Key Benefits
- Shaped for children. A seal that fits a small face, so the strap does not have to do the work.
- Anti-fog coating. Clear vision for the whole lesson, not the first five minutes.
- 100% UV protection. Real protection for young eyes at an outdoor pool.
- Travel case included. The single best predictor of whether goggles survive the year.
- Ages 3–10. Adjustable strap covers the range.
How to Use
- Set the strap so the goggles sit level with the eyes and snug – you should still be able to slip a finger under it.
- Have your child press the goggles to their face without the strap; light suction means the seal is sitting correctly.
- Rinse in clean water after every swim to keep chlorine off the seal and the coating.
- Teach them not to wipe the inside of the lens – that is what destroys anti-fog, permanently.
Specifications
| Age range | 3–10 years |
|---|---|
| Lens features | Anti-fog coating, 100% UV protection |
| Fit | Secure, comfortable, adjustable strap |
| Included | Travel case |
| Best for | Swim lessons, pool play, outdoor swimming |
Care & Maintenance
Rinse in fresh water after each swim and air dry away from direct sun. Store in the travel case. Never wipe the inside of the lenses.
What’s in the Box
- 1 x Pair of kids swim goggles
- 1 x Travel case
Frequently Asked Questions
What age are these for?
Ages 3 to 10. The seal is shaped for a child’s face and the strap adjusts across that range.
Why do my child’s goggles keep leaking?
Usually because they are adult goggles on a child’s face – the eye sockets are closer together and the nose bridge is lower, so the seal cannot sit right no matter how tight the strap goes. Child-shaped goggles fix this at the source.
How do I keep them from fogging?
Rinse and air dry after each swim, and never wipe the inside of the lens with a finger or a towel. The anti-fog coating sits on that inner surface and it does not survive being rubbed.
Do they protect against the sun?
The lenses block 100% of UV, which matters for outdoor pools and beach swimming where a child spends hours looking at reflected light.
Is a case really necessary?
Goggles die at the bottom of a swim bag, scratched against zippers and shoes. The case is why a pair lasts a season rather than a month.
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