🏊 Aqua Sphere Kayenne Swim Goggles - Smoke Lens in Black & Green for Enhanced Performance Review

I have worn a variety of glasses over the past 35+ years and this is by far the best. I usually have to wear goggles that are too tight and uncomfortable to avoid leaking while swimming. These are the first that not only do not leak, but are also very comfortable! The nose of my bridge is quite large and when I first put it on I felt my bridge started to crackle a bit but after a few training sessions I don't notice it and am very happy with the fit.

After a month of using these jars they started dripping like a sieve. Sometimes the right eye, sometimes the left. hole/defect cannot be found; Sometimes they work great for the first 10 minutes of my swim. It's a shame because they're really comfortable. They don't dig into my nose like other glasses do. I tried clicking a link to the manufacturer's website to contact them about this, but when I do that I get a warning that it might be illegal and a hacker might try to intercept.

I'm a big fan of the Aqua Sphere and was excited to switch from my favorite triathlon style to the Kayenne for indoor lap swimming. Something is wrong with my lenses. They are clear out of the water but when I go underwater they are horribly blurry. It's like wearing glasses. It's awful, I can't focus on the bottom of the pool. It's really strange why only under water and not above water I can't say. Really disappointing. I only see one such complaint in the reviews here, so maybe it's a rare…

I swim about 56,000 yards a month in the pool and this is by far the best goggles I've ever used (and I've gone through several sets, including all Speedo models). One trick I found for them is to apply a very thin layer of petroleum jelly along the edge that touches your face before use to keep the rubber elastic. Another trick - do not press them on your face to improve absorption, the effect will be the opposite. You need to dress them up in a comfortable, stretchy length, not too tight…

I have sunken eye sockets and I'm looking for the perfect pair of goggles. Unfortunately it's not the same, but I've had better success and I love them just as much. I try to change the settings every time I swim (which is SO easy!) to see if I can figure it out. Except for the snorkel mask, I've tried many designs💡Otherwise I like them! Very convenient. I use them to regularly swim in a pool with chlorinated water. I hate to admit it, but I still use saliva as a defoggant. 😕 What are the…

I used them for sea swimming and they didn't work very well.1. Not designed for a custom fit around the nose and eyes.2. The lenses fog up within 15 minutes (even with split and so-called anti-fog coating)3. Water leaked, possibly due to #1 and #2. Trying to take off your goggles in the sea when you get hit by the waves isn't easy. Once while swimming I couldn't see clearly after they fogged up and then I had to stop and trying to adjust or remove the whip lens became an agony. I think lenses…

I swim a lot and jumped at the chance to buy these goggles when I saw them on this site. Wow, these are the best glasses I have ever used. I'm glad I took the chance, they fit snugly and I don't have to constantly tighten or fiddle with them. The straps hang down the sides when you first get them, but just tuck the loose end under the clasp and voila, you're done. I've been using them for four weeks and have only had to adjust once and I can swim faster. Also so far there have been no leaks…

Updated rating and deducted a star for a leak that surfaced after leaving my goggles in my bag for the winter and not swimming. Wow, now they flow. where they've never done it before. They feel exactly the same, but even if I tighten the straps to an uncomfortable level, they will still leak even after a swim. I think the storage time caused the rubber to break or change shape? Who knows, but I think I should buy a new pair. They will still work for children playing and such, but no longer for…