CRESSIPlanet Goggles - Unisex Adult Swim Goggles with Long Lasting Anti Fog Technology, One Size

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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.

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.

These goggles were great to begin with but soon began fogging and after a few months wear, one of the rims has cracked. I have messaged to that effect but didn't hear back.

Not a great fit but that's probably because I had no way of knowing if I was Medium or Large. Turns out I must have a bigger head than I figured which I am not sure about. The goggles look great and style-wise do what I wanted which is lift the lenses away from my eyes. But they leak like a sieve which I am putting down to my bigger than Medium head. Who Knoo.