Nano-Goggle: TYR Nest Pro Review

Excellent glasses. Cozy. Most Speedo and Nike models dig into the eye socket and skin to create a tight seal. They are based on a much more comfortable rubber shell method while still offering excellent aerodynamics. The most comfortable brand I've swum with. also a large field of view. I do triathlon with them and I am VERY satisfied. Love the durability too. The frame is made of hardened but slightly flexible plastic/rubber to allow you to take a beating and keep working.

Probably the ONLY swim goggles that fit my eyes perfectly. I've bought and tried at least five other models from this and other manufacturers, but only this model fits my particular head. I think manufacturers mostly use the same flexible material (plastic?) to form the surface, but the shape of the eyepiece needs to match the dimensions of your face or they will leak. I think trial and error is the only way to find what works for you, but for me it's the only way. I appreciate her very much.

This is the second pair replacing the ones that lasted about 2 years before the silicone gasket/skirt wore out. I find them comfortable and easy to set up and also a comfortable fit for people (my mom) who have a narrow bridge of nose as well as a "medium" shaped nose bridge. The lenses hold up well and the smoke tint makes my eyes relax when I'm swimming in a light-bottomed pool on a bright, sunny day. I'm happy with the usage (they've been used 4 times a week on average for the past 2 years)…

At first the word 'kids' in the product name put me off. Neither sporting goods stores nor TYR sell them as children's glasses, although I imagine they're great for older kids. I've been using the Nest Pro Nano for years, but I needed a new supplier and I needed it fast. I'm an average height woman, they fit much better than the regular Nest Pro goggles (which are also fine but too wide for my eye sockets which is annoying for long swims). I know a few guys who are better suited to nano too…