Is the Splaqua swim goggle with optical corrective lenses for adult size? Thanks
102736
It's hard to say. i am an adult and it doesn't fit me in such a way that it doesn't leak. I am not sure why. but i know that after buying them i just don't use them.
382147
Yes, it definitely fits an adult. It fits over the head (rather snugly) and visibility (through the mouth opening) is limited. But once on, it looks fantastic and no part of your head or upper neck is visible. You become the monster!
768457
Yes for kids maybe 10 and up. Smaller children, I'd suggest finding out if they make them. The strap allows for a pretty tight fit but the goggles themselves wouldn't fit directly - it is possible you could bend them but I don't think you'd get the tight fit you need.
1174102
I'm not sure. I would search goggle for the brand and model number and see what you get.
18781
It really depends on the shape of your face. In my case, for instance, as I'm Asian, the regular size is good enough. I also sweat a lot and as the water prevents sweating in swimming in all water submersed parts of my body, I tend to have a sweaty face and the goggles usually slip if the adherence is not good. The Aqua Sphere products attend all my needs. The regular one is good for me. However, for my son (also Asian) the very smaller fit is better. My experience shows that females (Caucasian or Asian) prefer the regular one. When swimming, the best way is not to have a very tight goggle. I've been swimming for over 20 years (pools and sea).The only problem I was never able to solve is the fogging. However, the tighter you use your goggles the foggier it gets. Hope I've helped.
21876
goggles dont come in sizes but in styles. Its wathever feel more conmfortable to you, the adjustment is done thru the strap. If you are talking about prescription it is usually what your glasses prescription is if its different on both eyes go with the lowest prescription. otherwise you will feel disoriented.
498049
Good question - I have the same issue. none of the off-the-shelf products I have found do that. There are custom optical goggles but I believe you have to order them through your optician or optical shop.
1834687
No, they fit snuggly around the eyes. You might be able to get lenses that fit in behind the goggle lens but frames won't fit.
1168371
Thank you for contacting Active Forever. This snorkel is available in both adult and youth sizes. The adult size is available in yellow and pink. The youth size is only available in yellow. I hope this information will help you with your order.
1836681
I've read other reviews claiming that the strap broke for them as well. (It seemed the strap was made of very nice, soft rubber, so it's a shame!) I would suggest contacting the seller/producer. I returned my pair of Ispeed goggles, since they leaked and visibility under water was blurred. I replaced them with a Speedo Air Seal XR, which seems much better aligned to my narrow face. The best fit I've got so far, however, is from a Speedo Vanquisher 2.0.
571885
The glasses I wear I don't consider to be large but they would not fit without being wedged into the goggle. Fortunately my old glasses are a smaller wire rim type and they did fit snugly so I'm leaving those glasses with and in the goggle.
608151
No. I'm in my twenties and wear glasses and I found it too small for my taste.
188593
They are small goggles, basically clear glasses with foam around them. No room for other glasses....
1930999
Didn't measure it. Then again, what's a "regular head" size anyway :)? They fit my 7-yr old son, now 9. My then 10-yr old son preferred the slim adult goggles. We've tried many goggles. For 9 & under, I recommend Sporti Antifog Cabo Jr. (see swimoutlet-com). They are slim and better fit for smaller faces, come with a case, and forever fogless, not to mention cheap and practically disposable for those kids that keep losing their goggles (mine don't - they learned not to after hearing it from me).
1741428
Other than it being small in general, it fits just fine for me. I wear glasses almost 24/7 and I'd recommend them. I keep my set on a styrofoam head to keep them stretched and it helps immensely!
55012
It may fit loosely but there are adjustable straps. Consider Walmart goggles for that age. I had to order these because the Walmart goggle frames were too tight/ small for my 7 year old. These goggles are about six inches wide. It wouldn't hurt to make the purchase for a 4 year old due to the fact that kids grow fast. You'll eventually get use out of them if they're a little loose fitting right now.
1486524
They are indeed. The strap is adjustable like any other. Also, the goggles come with aditional nose pieces, the smallest one being small enough for a child I'd reckon. The goggles themselves could be a bit on the large side for a child, but I wouldn't know if this is the case (haven't had the need to buy child size goggles after I stopped being one, so, that had been a while), I don't know how large junior sized goggles are (or if there even is a difference), but it would think these goggles are well suited for your granddaughter.