My main concern is "not leaking". I've tried many googles and the chlorine finds a way to get inside. How good is this feature? Thank you.
436574
I've pwned these for over a year and traveled with them to at least 3 countries. Used them in fresh water rivers/lakes and the sea. No issues with leaking as of yet.
436575
I swim three times a week in an outdoor heated pool. I used to use the Aqua Sphere Kayenne goggles but found they would leak after about a year of use. I switched to the Kaiman goggles and have used them for over a year with no leaks. I do make sure to rinse them off in cold fresh water after every use and let them air dry thoroughly and that seems to help. I've found the Kaiman goggles to be very comfortable.
436576
All goggles leak from my experience...the only question is when. Or the lenses get all gooey and filmy and therefore are worthless. So there is a dance between which will fail first. I swim everyday so goggles last me only a month or so. The larger aqua sphere goggles leak the fastest as they have more rubber surface to potentially get exposed to the elements and deteriorate. The smaller goggles, as these are are comparable to Speedos and TYRs
436577
Yes. This does not leak. However I noticed that after 2-3 months it starts leaking unless you clean the the goggles suction after every use. I had this problem with my first goggle. For the second one I am not seeing this problem. Probably because I am cleaning this thoroughly after every use. Do not use any lens cleaning liquid. This blurr the vision for this lens.
2050874
I didn't have that problem, and I dropped mine plenty of times. There were other issues with leaking, but not that. I did try to contact them to ask about issues, and I couldn't find a contact number or email address, so you're on your own with it unless you can find a way to contact them.
1860803
I have had mine a few months... do not use it as much as I would like but have had no problems with leakage. Hopefully it will last a good, long time, but I have not had mine long enough to know.
1971217
It's actually better if it is difficult to pull out -- it means the seal is good and won't leak residue. I think maybe mine is a bit easier after a year; be sure you are pulling it straight out.
2139052
i lost mine too, but it seemed to function okay without leaking. however it may eventually. i would look for a replacement if you are going to keep the unit.
442015
I have had mine for a few weeks now. I love mine it has not leaked a drop. You have to turn the water tank upside down to fill. There is a big opening that you have to turn the plastic opening to put water in. There is a rubber seal on it. I am sure that keeps it from leaking with water in the tank. It is hard to turn. I have had 2 small pegs on the in side of the tank brake off and it still has not leaked. I would recommend this unit for everyone.
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icould only tell you i had a hard time finding a large leak.i would tell you that the best thing you can use is dye in the system it is no mistake as to where the leak is.if you buy spendmaybe half the money.make sure it will pick up all the new freon as there are a lot of different types of freon new to the market.mostly i worked on autos and aircraft.some central air. try yellow jacket if you must have one. leak detectors are hit or miss.ok for blind spots where you cannot see dye because of obstruction. i chooseleak detecor dye using a caulking type.or just buy a cheap detector just as good. tony phila.pa. hope this helps you. icould only tell you i had a hard time finding a large leak.i would tell you that the best thing you can use is dye in the system it is no mistake as to where the leak is.if you buy spendmaybe half the money.make sure it will pick up all the new freon as there are a lot of different types of freon new to the market.mostly i worked on autos and aircraft.some central air. try yellow jacket if you must have one. leak detectors are hit or miss.ok for blind spots where you cannot see dye because of obstruction. i chooseleak detecor dye using a caulking type.or just buy a cheap detector just as... » Read More icould only tell you i had a hard time finding a large leak.i would tell you that the best thing you can use is dye in the system it is no mistake as to where the leak is.if you buy spendmaybe half the money.make sure it will pick up all the new freon as there are a lot of different types of freon new to the market.mostly i worked on autos and aircraft.some central air. try yellow jacket if you must have one. leak detectors are hit or miss.ok for blind spots where you cannot see dye because of obstruction. i chooseleak detecor dye using a caulking type.or just buy a cheap detector just as good. tony phila.pa. hope this helps you. « Show Less
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Ha ha....we were actually going to suggest that, but didnt know how to phrase it. Good for you using your noggin....sometimes a bubble of air can form in the plumbing and it is hard to get it out. Guess we will have to add "sucking" to our technical must do list! But that is often all it takes in cases where water is not being disbursed. Sometimes things get disconnected or air bubbles form during the rough ride across the ocean. Glad to see it worked out for you...its a good little machine for the money.
1159736
Sorry for the long delay. I guess I'm confused. Mine doesn't leak. Perhaps it's related to how high you've filled the particular water vessel? I only use 2 liter soda bottles and I don't notice any leakage
524045
This was my question too... And it seems to be but the real test is starting school next week. So far with use around the house we have been fine! (Everyone I asked or had demonstrate showed leak proof though. This was the best option I found!)
500234
No problems at all with leakage. I have it thrown in my bag in transit or if I'm not using for a while, so it's not always flat and never leaked. I've bought three (3) sets since the first set worked well and continue to work well. And I'll be buying more in future.
2190831
I just screwed the lid on like any bottle or sippy cup. I did not over tighten or under tighten. Just snug. Then they suck on the edge and it comes out. I tried it.... Works great. My 4 and 6 year old kids want one too. I have not tried milk in it yet but it should be fine. No leaks that i have seen.
107915
Nope. I've owned three, zero leaks. Could it be overfilled? If you can verify the leak (maybe from a line?) I'd send it back. Good luck!
1163317
I have not had any problem leaking or otherwise. The Brondell S1000-EW has been a very good product that I would buy again and recommend to others.
862259
Haaahaaaahaaa - yes, that happened to me as well (for all my friends to see and enjoy). It has a pretty tight seal, which is great. I think the pressure comes from an increase in temperature (as the air is expanding) -or- could be from the septic breaking down and bacteria growing (probably not, because we only use ours for urine). In any event, I think the answer is to open sloooooowly. Happy Trails.
632517
There is a bladder inside that gets folded over... Nothing leaks out, and you can fill it light if you want.
1369266
That would surprise me...wait a sec....ok tried it...it didn't leak but I only watched it for like 20 seconds... Btw... I've now owned like 30 of these things now.... They are the most versatile things I've ever used....