TYR Sport Special OPS 2.0 Polarized Goggles

I'm a middle aged male with pronounced eye ridges and a large nose. I've always suffered from goggles either leaking or hurting or both. Prior to the Special Ops, I used Vanquishers, and the last 500-750m of my 2000m freestyle swims with them would either be very leaky or agonizingly painful.The Special Ops are remarkably comfortable. Out of the box, they felt so good that I kept on expecting them to leak, but they would stay sufficiently dry. On my first 2000m swim with them (without stopping or adjusting goggles), at the 1500m point, there was a slight amount of pain, but nothing problematic.Finally, it was *pleasant* to swim, and I was able to increase my regular swim distance to 3000m -- I discovered that it was the pain/leakiness of goggles that was holding me back. After several swims with the Special Ops either the goggles adjusted to my face or my face adjusted to the goggles, and I could swim 3000m without *any* pain.I occasionally get a few drops of water in regular lap swimming, but it's not a problem. Admittedly, I usually do pretty slow turns when swimming laps, and I have noticed a bit of a leak (but not enough to force me to stop swimming) when trying to do a faster turn, but maybe my technique was poor.Moreover, with the straps adjusted for comfort in swimming laps, the goggles will usually pull off while diving in. Not an issue for me, as I can't dive in my regular pool, but it might be an issue for someone else.Updates:1. Tightening quite a bit made the goggles work fine for diving. I just made sure to note what the tension for laps was, and adjusted it back to that.2. With me having learned better (or maybe just more forceful!) turn technique on freestyle laps, I tightened the goggles a little, but now it did hurt a bit starting around 2000m, and there is a bit of a leak. Nothing as bad as my Vanquishers, and I am hoping I'll get some calluses and it'll feel better.

The wide frame of these goggles fit my face perfectly. No more sore eye sockets or leaking seals. Be careful to not toss them in with items that might scratch the lens or bend the nose piece. Since they are a fixed piece of the goggle, they don't lost long with much bending and folding.

Second pair of these goggles and love them, but both the plastic pieces that hold the band broke in the first month. I had them in a case and everything. Easy to replace, but lucky I had extra pieces as I was going to put them on each time. Used them in a half Ironman this weekend and they were great.

Spots of The shinny Finish came off really quick, I would have returned them, but I lost them on vacation. Anti fog was good for a short while, but wore off. They all do. Anti fog spray fixed that fine. They where very comfortable!

I've own many swim goggles but the TYR Polarized Goggles are the best. From walking to the pool's edge or on the beach walking to the water's edge having polarized lenses are a plus. The best thing is they fit perfectly. They also are very comfortable with no leaks. I recommend these goggles and would buy them again.

its good product, but it fell apart after a season...

The best goggles. Fits out of the box and watertight. I have tried them all and these are th best.

Bought in March and were great for a short while. Strap snapped today (June) half way through a 1 mile open water race, the goggles having been taking on water from the start. I've probably averaged one swim a week and they have been kept indoors after swims. That's not good enough (suffice to say it ruined my race, and I lost a contact lense, even if I still finished).

Mi sono sempre trovato bene con gli occhiali TYR , li uso in piscina e ormai solo questi . Si adattano bene e , ben regolati , non fanno passare acqua . Buon nuoto a tutti!

Calza in maniera perfetta ma si appannano dopo solo 10/15 minuti

Perfect and work great!!