🦀 Cressi Silicone Swim Goggles for Kids ages 3-7 | CRAB Edition | Quality since 1946 Review

These are our favorite glasses. They stay on my young child's head and fit snugly around the eyes. They are quite soft and easy to adjust. They are also recommended by our swimming school!

My daughter prefers glasses because they are comfortable, anti-fog, easy to put on and adjustable. The design is great and stays on the head the way we want without slipping or sliding down the back.

I've never heard of this brand but our swim school uses them and they don't leak as much as our speedometers. They look a bit silly because they're so bulky, but kids don't care as long as they don't leak. They last a very long time too - still on our first pair after months of at least weekly use.

4 year old daughter loves these. We tried different styles and brands and only this one worked well for a 4 year old's face and bridge of nose (none). Everything else had slits on the inside of each eye for water to enter. They work well without having to over tighten the straps.

My 5 year old son wears them to swimming lessons 2 times a week and also to our pool (every night). These are his favorite of all the brands/styles we've tried (and believe me, we've tried a lot!). They're not too close to his eyes, but not too big either. He had no problems with them fogging up or water leaking.

These scratch resistant lenses somehow got scratched in less than five minutes. My favorite was playing with them in a rattle and a few minutes later I asked to see them and the lenses were horribly scratched. I'm not sure how that happened, but if the lenses are so delicate I'm not sure how kids can use them. Too expensive to go broke that quickly and easily.

We ended up sending them back because they were too small for our 6 year old (he has a bigger head but nothing out of the ordinary). After about 30 seconds, his eye sockets became veined and purple, and when they detached, the filling broke. He has a Cressi snorkel mask that fits well so it looks like it's just goggles. They are of high quality as you would expect from Cressi but they didn't suit us.

my girls like them. They don't complain of discomfort, they don't seem to sweat much. The only problem is that if girls leave them out in the sun, the rubber (or is it silicone?) will go bad, probably in about a week or so. Then one day there is a crack in the rubber/silicone that breaks. My girls are 5 and 6 years old and I'm slowly teaching them to remember to take them home when they're done. Other than that, they're pretty good.