Super Big Frame No Press The Eye Swimming Goggles for Adult

I have worn these swim goggles several times and NO LEAKS!! I had to make sure to adjust them to my face/head and they are comfortable and effective.

The one drawback to lap swimming is dealing with goggles. With smaller goggles I found it difficult to get the suction right and was always dealing with fog and, of course, the deep marks around my eyes which certainly isn’t the most attractive look. These larger goggles are just right. They have good suction and seem less inclined to fog. They still leave a mark - unavoidable because there is suction, but it is not around the most tender part of the eyes and seems to disappear faster.They come in a sturdy case which protects them from the bottom of your gym bag. It’s also a reminder to put them away and I haven’t once left these by the side of the pool or sitting on the locker room bench. These were well worth the money!

These glasses are very comfortable. They may leak a little around the edges if you set the strap loosely as I do but you can set the strap quite snugly without the kind of discomfort as you get with small glasses and they will not leak at all. I sometimes swim at night and would give them 5 stars if I could get clear lenses. If you are a competitive swimmer they may have a tiny bit more drag that a pair of racing goggles, but these are great for anyone who swims for recreation or exercise. The anti-fog surface works at first but after a while you will find that you need some kind of solution (or spit.) The small loops to hold down the ends of the straps broke on both the pairs that I owned but again it never bothered me. Based on comfort alone, these are the best goggles for any recreational swimmer.A note about those who say they leak because they are too big for their faces. Quishi used to make a youth or ladies size but I don't see them on Amazon now. These could be a better fit for people with this complaint, but I don't know if they still make them.

I have bought probably seven goggles over the years these are by far the most comfortable the most visual, they do not leave raccoon eyes highly recommend these if you're a daily swimmer!!

I purchased this product after my Speedo goggles began to age and the lens became slightly foggy. When I opened the box the first thing I noticed is that it comes in a very sturdy clear plastic container. I tried them on and the continuous seal around the entire goggles felt very smooth and comfortable. When I tried them in the pool they are very clear and do not fog. But, I had a terrible surprise when I started to swim backstroke. The design of the glasses being raised up off your face because of the milky white water seal actually blocks your vision to see back towards your feet and also to your left and right, making it extremely difficult to see or judge where you are in the pool...actually impossible. I think the manufacturer should have warned of this limitation. If you are not a backstroker they are perfectly fine for the front crawl or breaststroke.

Love these! I have a medium sized face (male) and they fit perfectly. Bought for my husband too and he loves them as well.

Sadly, these goggles have the same problem as all cheap swimmers' goggles. They seal out the water at first then you play the game of tightening the strap up to prevent leaking and then the strap buckle slipping and being too cheap to hold the seal after a while. Plus tightening the strap makes them uncomfortably tight. The goggles are really too small for a standard American male head and the silicone rubber skirt is too thin to be effective at keeping out water. If it was just 1 cm wider with 50 cents more rubber it would probably work. These work no better than the 89-cent end-of-season Blue Light Special I got at Kmart over ten years ago, and those were made for kids.

After my daughter was cleared to get back into swimming after eye surgery, she still experienced great discomfort with her "fancy racing goggles" that she used for meets. So, for practice, we got her these and they are working out nicely. The downside is they do not stay on well in a dive, so she can't use them for meets. Since she's only keeping them on for a minute or two at a time, the fancy racing goggles are fine. For practice, though, they're on for far longer, but with almost no diving. So these work out GREAT for practice goggles!