🏊 Speedo Vanquisher 2.0 Swim Goggles: Unisex-Adult Performance Eyewear Review

Includes additional arches, one of which is larger than the standard arch. Unfortunately, it is hardly bigger and still too small for me. The goggles would probably be fine, but the surprisingly small nose pieces make them unsuitable for me. I'm 42 male and I'm not a particularly tall guy. I wear pretty normal sized sunglasses and such, so there's no reason why their largest size would still be too small. If you're buying for a child or have a fairly small face then this is probably fine, but…

I have been using TYR Velocity clear goggles for many years and have competed in 4 Iron Man triathlons while swimming. I kept having issues with my eyelashes causing the lenses to become cloudy and cloudy. I more or less figured it out. I ordered these after reading a review that someone had the same problem and it was fixed. Well today was the first swim with the Vanquisher and he WOW broke the speed. It was like a brand new job in the pool, I could really see everything. That was excellent…

Vanquisher was highly recommended by my swimming instructor when I asked for good pair of goggles. Of course I was familiar with the Speedo name, but this model is excellent. They form a dense suction around the eyes that does not let water through. I thought they might be too dark as I only swim indoors. The blue color is not too dark. I can easily see when my head is under water. I recommend spending a little more on this than the cheaper version of the Speedos I've bought at popular…

The first time I tried to use them the nose bridge popped out of the right lens and wouldn't stay in place. I tried swapping out the nose bridges (additional bridges came with the goggles) but they all had the same issue. I called and wrote a tach and asked for a set of points to be replaced. After many calls and emails, a person at Speedo told me that if I hadn't bought them from Revain they would have replaced them. Was passed on to another helper and they finally agreed to send another pair…

I haven't bought swimming goggles for several years. I had a pair that I really liked that are no longer made, a very old pair of Speedos. My old glasses and others I never liked leaked and the strap stretched. I chose them as they are highly rated and made by the reputable Speedo company. I chose the clear color as I usually swim indoors but there are several different colors to choose from. They suck well, don't hurt too much, but don't let water through. forget them and go about your…

I have never given a 1 star review. This is partly my fault, I should have listened to the negative reviews. But I'm a neat installer who always follows the instructions, so I figured it would work. My nose has a very narrow bridge, so I knew I had to switch to the smallest bridge size. In fact, the small option was the only reason I bought the glasses. After watching the tutorial video the size it came in was acceptable but I was NOT able to get the smallest size or any size to snap in…

Okay I'm new to goggles and swimming. I started with a pair that leaked a bit, I thought it was because they were too big. So I bought a few smaller ones that also leaked. So I bought a pair of clear speedo lenses and finally no leaks but the sunlight was killing me with clear lenses. I have these and they don't bleed, not even tinted a bit so the sun issue is gone, but the transparency is really shocking. Suddenly I see everything in the tank, every rock on the bottom, every bug floating…

I have been a swimmer all my life and recently became a swimming coach. Vanquisher glasses are by far the best glasses out there. The streamlined fit doesn't feel bulky and you don't experience that face-smashing feeling while diving. Also, the design is way more stylish than other goggles (I'm looking at you Hyrdospex). I remember the devastation we (my swim team) felt when we heard that Vanquishers were being discontinued, but I was relieved when Vanquisher 2.0 came out. 10/10 will be the…