CRESSIAdult Swim Goggles with Long Lasting Anti-Fog Technology - Planet: made in Italy

Very comfortable with wide field of vision and watertight

Practico, comodo. Protege la cara de marcas.

I bought this mask about a year ago and I really wanted to love it. When I first wore it, the watery world was so clear. I did feel as though my head floated a bit from all the extra space on my face, but nothing I couldn't overcome. I found it to be too foggy, which was fine because I could shell out the extra money to keep it from doing that, but I wasn't going to.But after using it about a dozen times the mask started taking more effort to seal, and the only way to make it waterproof was to force enough air out to the point where I felt like my eyes are bulging out of the socket. It even left me with an eye hickey where the small capillaries in the skin around my eyelid and under eye showed spots of red where they'd burst. I could get over all that because maybe I was just doing it all wrong or my face is just weirdly shaped. But NOW the pin for the strap buckle has somehow fallen out even though nothing seems to have broken to cause this. I'm not sure if it's repairable, but pieces shouldn't just be falling off especially if they're pivotal to the integrity of the thing. Anyway, disappointed that I now have a moderately pricey piece of useless equipment, and an eye hickey.

This is a repeat purchase. I just loved how my first 2 pairs fit and lasted for 2 years each before leaking. Please note the different models are different sizes so pay attention. Unfortunately this pair leaked initially. Most of the time now it does not leak but there are definite leak days causing me to stop and adjust I have found making sure face is free of moisture cream is very helpful

Second pair of Cressi goggles I’ve owned. ( The first pair lasted 6 years and I swim several times a week.) This style fits snug but comfortably. Value for your money.

I had bought this so I can swim my contacts on. When I first put it on, the suction and everything felt secure. But when I got into the water and swam a couple of laps, I felt the water slowly seeping in. I had to stop swimming and when I pull it off and readjusted it to keep it secure, there was no suction. I’m really disappointed. I had to take it off and switch to my prescription Speedo one and remove my contacts as well.

I'd been using the Aqua Sphere Seal XP for a few years--then when the Seal XP2 came out, it was a leaking piece of junk. This mask is great. No leaks, minimal fogging, clear vision in and out of the water, and comfortable. I sometimes feel a little bit of pressure on my high nose bridge--need to position it a little more carefully. Highly recommend.

comfortable and fit better than any other i have tried

These goggles looked like a great alternative to the more traditional, almost in eyesockt, style that I have been wearing for years. They have a nice wide, soft silicone outer edge that feels quite nice on the face and doesn't dig into your eyesockt or the edge of of bone just under your eye. Unfortunately I, and the people I mermaid swim with ran into a few issues.For myself, the goggles actually sections to my face and held a seal quite well. Which would have been great had they not fogged up within about 10 minutes and painfully dented my face with this weird little bump and ridge on the nose bridge portion. I tried wearing them further down on my face so the bridge would be a bit lower but it then started to dig in quite badly on the lower edge. (The first picture is of me just wearing the goggles. The second is after I had been wearing them for about 10 minutes, around the time they started to get really foggy, and you can really see the indentations between my eyes and eyebrows.)For one of my swim mates they would not hold a seal. She couldn't feel the little nub digging in but when she took the goggles off after a couple minutes and two or three tests swimming to the bottom of the pool and back they had started to leave an indentations on her as well. (Third picture is my swim mate in the goggles. The fourth picture is of where they had begun causing an indentation.)On of my other swim mates also struggled to get a consisten seal.Ultimately I sent them back as they were too painful for me to wear and did not seal well enough on my swim mates to give to one of them.Overall, I think these goggles a designed for a very specific face shape and will work great if you have that shape. Otherwise you may be in for pain or lack of seal.

These is a fantastic swim mask (the difference between this and a diving/snorkel mask is that the nose isn't covered). No, it is not completely anti-fog, it will mist up after a while - just like all others, especially in the pool in my gym which is particularly warm. But, what is great about Cressi is their sizing which means you get the right size for you so It is by far the most comfortable pair of swim goggles or mask (I also like snorkelling) I've ever had. It doesn't leak and to get a good seal you don't need it to be on very tight. Easy to adjust, it also helps the lenses are tilted forward so when your swimming (front crawl) you can have some forward vision. I'm also happy about the UV filter since I will return to my local lido once we get some decent weather. I know that nearly £20 for a pair of swim goggles or mask seems steep but if I lost them I wouldn't hesistate to replace them with exactly the same model.

Great product but too small for my Adult head.

Worst goggles in 30 years of swimming. Literally had to stop 15+ times over 3km to get rid of water and adjust. They leaked during normal freestyle and breast stroke and struggled particularly on turns. I tried every level of tightness over the space of the hour to no avail, they actually got worse as they softened in over the hour.They also left a very pronounced mark around the face which looked more stupid than normal bug-eye swimming goggle marks.For reference: I'm a pretty generic 6ft2" chap, normal/proportionate sized head and eye pitch for my body size. The leaking was from various areas around the seal but most notably under the eyes. I have a fairly strong bridge to my nose (roman-ish,but not a freakishly big hooter by any stretch of the imagination) and this is where the problem was mostly from. If you find your current goggles leave a mark across the bridge of your nose (most of mine do) then you may find these will leak badly for you too.

lovely, clear vision, comfy, no fog (with occeasional use of spray) and no leaks!