Qishi Adult Silicone Swimming Goggles - Anti-Water, Anti-Fog for Enhanced Performance Review

Product broke in less than 2 hours of use. The clip on the side holding the silicone attached to the glasses broke, it was only held together by a small button clasp. Poorly built and definitely not strong enough for heavy use.

I do not recommend buying these goggles. I give them a zero star because it's poorly made, they fall apart easily and slip immediately after adjustment and the goggles stop working, so sitting on baby's face and holding water, they just keep getting bigger and bigger

Care should be taken as they do not adhere well to the face. Most of the time I don't have a problem but you have to fiddle with them a lot to keep them in order and when you jump in the water they come off easily, especially around your nose and then your nose fills up with water.

I loved using it for river swimming and pool swimming but as soon as I adjusted the strap and tried to put it on the damn thing just broke. The strap came right out of the yoke and was completely unusable, I couldn't even adjust it to my size, it was too small. Better for kids than adults, despite what the page and title says.

Terrible glasses, I didn't read the reviews before buying this item and now I regret it. Mine didn't break like other experienced ones, instead water leaked out constantly, I tightened the straps, water got in anyway and left a huge read stain on my face for 2 days. I didn't find the nose cap disturbing either, since you can't breathe underwater anyway, but it's actually a disturbing detail.

These parts suck well at first but quickly weaken and start to lose water. That is, if you can wear them at all. The strap comes loose and breaks easily when you try to put them on. It's terrible. I expected from the Dollar Store Noah from here for $9. Go to Walmart. I got some from there for pennies more and they are way better.

I bought 4 pairs of glasses for my family, I haven't even put them on the head but they broke. The kids are still crying in the pool and it's been a week. my youngest junior Madeleine was the cunningest. The other kids at her school make fun of her. the middle one, Austin, had to go to rehab because he was so distressed after that incident. and finally the eldest - Max (we call him Maximillion because he is so talented) was an excellent student and now he was failing all the lessons and having…