has anyone used the goggles for open water ocean swim?
313799
I have not. But I'm very happy with these goggles and use them three or four times a week when I swim laps. They are very comfortable and rarely leak.
51406
the ladies Kayenne were my originals, bought before i really got into triathlon. I love the Kayenne but they've recently started leaking on me (although, they are already two years old)! I have a smaller face and have goggle leaks with most goggles that I purchase. Aqua Sphere are definitely my faves and they don't feel smaller - they are just more rounded on the outside corners than the Kayenne's. Hope that helps!
7231
Yes, absolutely. They feel silky, no leaking (once you fit them to your head), no fogging up. You can swim forever with these goggles.
2135845
They have a thin seal which does not help. I got some Zoggs trivision goggles with a seal 3 times as wide and solved the problem.
796222
To be honest, I only know they will protect your feet from the rough surface. That is why I bought them. However, I use them with open heel fins. I don't try to swim with them alone.
1834686
Negative. These are designed as stand-alone goggles only. They work pretty well thought.
1075551
I don't see why not. However, you would have to wear the filter 'up'. If that is not a problem for you, then I think they would be okay to wear. Also, you must make sure the chemicals you are working with will be compatible with the materials used to make the goggles.
780729
I don't think so but not sure. We mostly swim indoors so less of an issue for us. Also the choice was between no goggles versus these.
1653237
have not experienced it myself but sounds like goggles or snorkel are too tight
869093
Yes, there are actually strap adjustments on the ends/sides of the goggles. Not sure exactly what to call them... but they are pretty nifty and easy. You can actually adjust them while they are on your head. You can pull the excess straps and you can hear the "clicking" sound as it locks and gets tighter. If too tight, there are release buttons on them too for it to loosen. Easiest goggles to adjust I've ever used.
2046082
I am a certified diver and no, they do not fit well enough for snorkeling. You need booties, their great for tube float fishing and wearing over waders. They are extremely light weight and great for the right sport.
1836679
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.
1755663
I have only used in the water and they work great. I use them every time and would be lost without them,
763688
I have not swam with them in. However I did wear them in the shower to test the water resistance. Not a single drop of water got past the ear plugs. I think swimming with them in should block the water, just make sure the ear plugs seal properly. Hope this was helpful!
1449264
It's worked well for me. Fogs up every once is a while, but they all do. I just use goggles a lot but if I plan to get shot in the face a lot I break it out.
1486525
They are great. And seem fairly adjustable - they come with three extra connector pieces which are all different sizes. The straps are also very adjustable. A few of my friends have the goggles as well and we all love them.
804719
They have yet to be submerged. I have them on and around the water, and the thick wet woods. The coating gives good grip and no fogging. Sooooo A+ so far