🏊 Mirrored Vanquisher 2.0 Swim Goggles by Speedo - Unisex-Adult Review

These weren't speedo goggles. These were fake Google. They are made from latex and should not contain latex. My daughter is allergic to latex and after wearing it for a short time her face was red and swollen where the glasses sat. It took several days of buying medicine and seeing a doctor to get her face back to normal. The cost of doctor visits etc. was over $100. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. THEY ARE NOT A REAL SPEEDOMETER. SPEEDO DOES NOT USE LATEX ON THIS GOGGLES. WE KNOW THIS BECAUSE OUR…

My daughter is a competitive swimmer and very superstitious - she only swims with Speedo Rainbow goggles. She had a pair for over a year but they broke in May so I ordered a new pair which had a pinpoint leak in the rubber seal. Thinking it was a coincidence, a few weeks later I ordered two more pairs, one for use and one as a spare. The tip broke off on the first day. The second pair also had a pinpoint leak in the rubber seal. We've been using speedometer glasses for years, but lately the…

Both my sons are swimmers and have loved the Speedo Vanquisher 2.0 for the past few years (I've probably bought 10 pairs) but this will be the last Couple broke after about 10 minutes of practice. The plastic where the nose piece connects to the goggles is simply cracked and completely broken making them completely unusable. My son was very upset because he had to finish the next 90 minutes without glasses. For some reason I couldn't return them but after explaining what happened Revane gave me

Broken in the bow area like many other unsatisfied customers. What's really sad is that these glasses would be amazing if they changed the injection mold to add more plastic to that area (I'm talking 0.5-1.0mm). Why do they make the nose pivot point and side pivot point so small and thin? They do it on purpose so it will break on purpose and force you to buy another pair of glasses. Adding a little more material will solve the problem and not add any cost. I will not buy these again. Any…

The product is really comfortable and doesn't slip. It's also very fog resistant and gives me a clear view of the pool. There's a slight blue tinge that helps if you're swimming outside, but it's not too dark for swimming inside. My only complaint is that it's a bit difficult to set up and sometimes you end up with bags around your eyes. All in all a great product and I would definitely recommend it! *UPDATE* The anti-fog coating has started to wear off which is a bit disappointing considering…

I can't swim. Not in the sense of competition or even fitness. But I like the pool and my kids like to play underwater games. I bought this pair so we can do things like wave at each other underwater, pick up items off the bottom of the pool, and pretend we're underwater aliens. However, the real reason I bought them was to protect my eyes from the sun. I used to wear sunglasses but these are much better. My sunglasses kept getting wet from spray and it was causing irritation (a bit of an…

Pros: Retains water fairly well. To this day I have never had to stop in the middle of a lap to drain the water that ran through the sealed intake port. I also had no problems with lenses fogging up during rounds. Comes with extra nose clips. for those with larger or smaller bridges. - Easy to set up. Cons - These glasses are mirrored and opaque, meaning your vision will be slightly altered. It doesn't usually matter much, but if the pool you're swimming in isn't very well lit, your view will…

As a lifelong swimmer and serious competitor, I have used a variety of performance-oriented goggles over the years. These are my favorites of all time. It's as comfortable as any goggle, the silicone seals and straps are durable and effective, and its low-profile/streamlined shape allows you to stay in it during dives and fast turns. Plus, they come in a variety of shades and finishes, so you can pick a pair that works indoors, outdoors, or both. I have a third pair. My only complaint is that…