Which of the Kaiman goggles would you recommend? The regular with 2 size options? or the womens Kaiman? I'm a female of average size.
18780
Mine were the regular size and I have an average to small face and the fit was great-my problem was the fogging after the first swim, sent back...Wish they would have performed better-the fit was great.
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.
1126188
No they aren't just for men. These sunglasses are considered right for a medium sized face, where as some of the other models are better for large/small. In my personal opinion, these are one of the most comfortable pairs, but all Flying Fisherman sunglasses seem to fit fairly well to most face sizes.
694573
They say they're for women, but you'd have to have pretty big hands. My petite hands swim in them, so much so that I gave them up. I see that other women have a different experience. I wonder if the sizing is inconsistent?
66781
I made an educated guess by reading other reviews and also came across this link that helped a little bit but still seemed overly complex: http://www.zennioptical.com/measure-eyeglass-frame-size-how-to I can tell you that since I own this pair of glasses (only difference is frame color) I believe they are on the smaller end of the scale since I am a female, about 5'2" tall weighing around 110 lbs. and I do not have a particularly large head or round face.
366592
Size is for the flippers. I have a small head and the goggles are perfect. They do have adjustable strap though.
418709
I am not 100% sure as i don't wear any glasses. If i were you, I'd go and try a few different brands on at a local shop. See how others fit and you may that almost all goggle brands work with glasses underneath? Sorry, that's all i can tell ya.
722505
We bought 4 total sets: 2 men's and 2 women's. The only difference was the women's came in pastel colors. The masks, fins and snorkels are exactly the same size. The fins have adjustable straps so you will be fine either way. Buy the color you want and have a great holiday!
5320
From experience, I would recommend getting the XL. I'm about the same size as you, and I had contacted Finis to confirm before I purchased my pair.
54052
They fit nicely over my prescription eyeglasses. Mine are about 55 mm, but they cover them nicely without pushing them into my face. The only issue I've found with the goggles is that they are just a little too big to comfortably fit with my half-helmet. I like to have my helmet pushed down fairly low, so if I'm wearing the goggles I usually go helmetless or with the smaller skidlid.
57694
The goggles only come in one size, but they are adjustable. I looked at my boxes of contact lenses (they had the prescription information on the sides) to decide what level of correction I needed for the goggles. The goggles are great; I can see well under the water, which is great when doing laps in the pool. They also arrived very quickly from the company. I highly recommend them.
187678
I'm pretty small too. I had to relax a bit and go carefully, and they're pretty big still. I like them for that, but I would suggest going with a 3/4" pair first if you're nervous about it. They were what I started with, for the same reason.
1905810
Thank you. I have '80s size glasses. If goggles fit, then these should fit too.
171817
The one that I have fits very tight and if you wear glasses - its almost impossible to get them on and if you do they get fogged over when wearing outside. Hope that is helpful.
275239
Hello...Just saying but these clearly state "Women's". I would not wear compression gear designed for a woman if I was a man (certain spots will get squeezed when they should not). However if you are a woman using a man ID: refer the CWX charts knowing that it is somewhat accurate (all people are build differently so going by weight and height rather than leg length and circumference is an issue). Your best bet is to try the exact brand and model at a local store and see how they fit.
604125
Sort-of. I find them a bit small around the eyes, but still usable as an adult. The slightly too-small size is my only complaint about these otherwise excellent new brand of prescription goggles.
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
195895
I took a chance and got the medium for my 6 and 8 year old. They fit well. My 8 year old might need the next size up next year. For now they fit fine. Hope that helps! Froggles are our favorite goggles ever.