🏊 Enhance Your Swim Comfort with Aqua Sphere Kaiman Exo Swim Goggles, Crafted in Italy Review

I like the Aqua Sphere goggles because they don't fog up, they seem to hold water well and easy to put on on their own BUT both pairs must have almost the same part seals melted in the sun or something . The part that doesn't lose water, I don't recommend leaving it on a table by the pool on a hot summer day, I think that did the trick. So far so good with these Kaiman Exo's but I can't 100% say it won't happen as we've just started wearing them, they will definitely protect from the sun.

I think it's too early to say but these goggles fit just as well as their Kayenne counterpart. The differences between the two that I found are as follows: Kaiman Exo: Adjust the strap by force, there is no button. The rubber clip on the side is enough to keep the rubber in place. Fits the face exactly like Kayenne. Rubber feels stiffer than cayenne pepper. Maybe more durability? Shelf Life: Unknown. Cayenne: adjust straps with quick release? Button. Can pull on the fly. Fits the face exactly…

I like the field of view and the awning. They allow me to see what's going on around me, perfect for open water swimming (or swimming alongside an opponent in a pool!). Before that I wore Speedo Vanquisher, there were no complaints. A friend got them and liked them so I tried them out and liked the wider field of view. The only thing I had to adjust to was how they fit my face. When I put my swimming cap on like I normally wear it (on my forehead) the skin between the top of the goggles and the

I was looking for a pair of glasses that wouldn't dig into my eye sockets and give me raccoon eyes and/or headaches. For the last few years I've mainly worn Aquasphere glasses as they were the only ones that didn't leak as I have a very narrow face. I thought I found a solution with them as they don't fit in the eye but in the eye socket. But they lost their absorption and started leaking heavily after only 3 weeks of use. And of course I waited too long to get her back. So crazy! I'm giving…

Wow! Very comfortable and doesn't leak at all. I used Swedish glasses and then put them on. No leaks and you don't have to screw them on very tight to avoid leaks. I have a very large head (98th percentile) and they fit me perfectly. They also don't put any pressure on the inside of my eyes, despite having a non-adjustable nose pad. They are as comfortable as good sunglasses. When I dive off the pool deck they don't slip off my face and don't let water in, but I only dive 2 or 3 times per swim…

I've bought about a dozen or so Kaiman goggles over the last ten years and the 'upgraded' EXO version earlier this year. Why do you ask ? First, they are very comfortable and fit me very well. But every pair I've had has lost suction in less than a year. No, I don't abuse them, I take good care of them - I always rinse them after use and keep them in a case so as not to scratch the lenses. And since I swim in open water 99% of the time, they're almost never exposed to chlorine, which naturally…

This is my third pair of glasses in about a year. I must have an odd shaped head because I can't find any printed glasses. I always get a leak on the outer rim within minutes of a swim. After trying on a pair of these shoes in the store, I felt like I had finally found one that would hold that seal of approval from the outside. But no, after 4-5 rides with them I still have the same problems. Not to say the eyewear manufacturers are to blame, but I am disappointed that it is so difficult to…

I have been using AquaSphere goggles (Kayenne and Kaiman) for 7 years now and have 12 pairs. My kids use them with the swim team which has bought 6 more pairs in 5 years. The quality has always been excellent and in the first 7 months of use there has never been a single leak. Of course seals break eventually. I was curious to try the new Exo Google and am so disappointed! A week after the return policy was lifted, they began to leak and the fit wasn't as comfortable as previous generations of…