🏊 Enhanced Performance with Speedo Covert Mirrored Swim Goggle Review

I bought this based on the good reviews. After about 4 uses I have to say that the lenses are good and the quality seems good, but they just don't offer any comfort. If I force them to seal, they hurt the area above my eyes. If I fix it in a way that doesn't hurt, it will leak. This indicates that I have a big head, there were big hats. While they may be helpful to others, they don't work for me and I intend to just give them to anyone who can benefit from them.

Holy grail. Before that I tried and returned 4 pairs of different brands. Clear lenses with wide field of view, soft non-stick closure. The medium size conforms to the outside of the eyes, so there's no huge mask and tight raccoon eyes. No leaks. I was afraid it would be too big for my small face but it fit perfectly right away. Small minus point: The straps cannot be easily adjusted, you have to struggle with 2 small buckles. But once in place, the straps don't slip off the adjustment and you…

overall quality, material/shape/fit/function was very good. Where glasses fail, there are lenses. The lenses were advertised as photochromic and would darken with exposure to UV/natural sunlight. When I used them while swimming OW it was bright and sunny but the lenses didn't darken. I tested them the next day by leaving the house with my glasses and holding them up to the sun. I then looked at the lens, which showed no obvious color change or darkness. They look so clear as if not exposed to…

I bought these to replace a set of cheaper goggles which were causing my nose pain when I wore them for recreational swimming. I also wanted to wear contact lenses while swimming, which seemed like a good idea. Pros: You get 4 different nose pieces. There are better instructions in there that tell you how to find what fits. I was able to find one that was perfect for my face. The lenses are similar to sunglasses and offer good protection when swimming. Cons: They leak a little while swimming. I

Seems like it takes a lot of trying to find the right one. I saw a lot of bad reviews about this product but these glasses fit me. I bought 7 pairs to make sure I have enough for a few years. I'm a record breaking swimmer doing my usual laps. I'm a woman with a wide face and I hate it when glasses leave marks/raccoon eyes. They fit well, the straps don't need to be tightened. They don't leave marks on my face after an hour of swimming (I take them off for exercise though, I drink water.). Yes…

Pros: Ok maybe I should have given them 2 big stars as I like wide lenses and it suits my face. Cons (where to start?): 1) Despite numerous adjustments (and they're not easy to adjust), they leaked horribly the first swim. Had it not been for the leak I probably would have kept them despite the ridiculous cost and other issues. 2) The reason they are so expensive is because of "transition lenses" - they need to be clear in the darker light. and darken in bright light. They stay clean most of…

I expected the Covert to be an upgrade of the super-comfortable Speedo MDR 2.4, which has skin-tight outer lugs and soft but strong pads with excellent suction - no need for one super tight straps. However, COVERT, which also fits the outer eye and looks much slimmer than the MDR 2.4, is unfortunately a thinner version of the MDR 2.4: (1) Covert's silicone pads are too thin to provide adequate suction; (2) Outer eye design with a new "wide angle" but this causes the pads to protrude slightly…