Swim Goggles

Goggles for lap swimmers, triathletes, kids learning to swim and anyone after a softer seal, from Speedo, TYR, ARENA, Aqua Sphere and CRESSI. Try the suction test: press the goggles onto your eye sockets without the strap, and a good fit will hold for a second or two. Narrow-face designs such as the adult CRESSI Baloo suit smaller faces, while soft-seal models like the Speedo Biofuse 2.0 put comfort first.

Lens choice follows the light. Clear lenses suit indoor pools and early-morning swims, smoke and tinted lenses suit bright outdoor water, and mirrored or polarized lenses cut glare in open water. Kids' goggles are usually sized by age: the Speedo Hydrospex junior is made for ages 6–14, and CRESSI's Baloo kids' mask for ages 2–7. For the rest of your pool kit, browse swimming.

Brands include Speedo, TYR and ZIONOR.

Need help choosing? Read PFDs and life jackets in Canada.

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Swim Goggles: frequently asked questions

How do I stop my swim goggles from fogging?

Don't touch or wipe the inside of the lenses, because that removes the factory anti-fog coating. Rinse the goggles in cool fresh water after each swim, let them air-dry out of direct sun and store them in a case. If the coating has worn off, an anti-fog spray or drops can restore clear vision.

Which goggle lens colour should I choose?

Clear lenses let in the most light and work best indoors. Smoke and tinted lenses cut brightness outdoors, and mirrored lenses, like those on the Speedo Vanquisher, reflect glare on sunny open water. Polarized lenses, such as those on the Speedo Hyper Flyer junior, go further and reduce glare reflecting off the water's surface.

Can I use swim goggles for snorkelling or diving?

They're fine at the surface but not for diving more than a metre or two. Goggles don't cover your nose, so you can't equalize the air pressure inside them, and they squeeze uncomfortably as you go deeper. For snorkelling and diving, use a mask that covers your nose.

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