Swimming Goggles with Mirrored Lenses Single Size - Swedish 900

For regular training is a good product

Swedish goggles are very marmite so if you don't like them, these goggles won't change your mind. This pair is similar to TRP Socket Rockets, as they have a silicone coating surround the eye socket part. This is supposed to make them more comfortable and a better seal than Swe

dish goggles which are plastic with no coating, but I've never had an issue with either from the latter so all this does for me is add a trendy contrasting white colour to the goggles. Assembly is the usual Swedish goggle trial-and-error until you get it just right. The plastic buckle thing is frankly rubbish, it doesn't hold the straps so I binned it and just tied a knot like I have done with other goggles. The tinted lenses are excellent. These are the cheapest Swedish goggles with tinted lenses that you'll find. Anti-fog holds up for a while but eventually wears off and you'll have to start doing it yourself (I believe Decathlon sell a pen to do this, although I personally use anti-fog spray). The straps are silicone, which is much better than the latex ones other manufacturers provide with their Swedish goggles as it won't deteriate when mixed with chlorine water. They're more than long enough, even for people with big heads like myself. The goggles come in a little soft case which is handy and includes a couple of small sillicone pieces to use for the nosepiece, alternatively a piece of string is present if you prefer to use that like I do. Overall, not the cheapest Swedish goggles on the market but as a whole package and combined with the longevity of silicone strap, mean that value for money these are most likely the best.