🏊 Enhanced Vapour Swim Goggles by Zone3 Review

The glasses were expensive but matched their description. I have an LG head size and had to fully adjust the straps which wasn't easy. Now they fit well. They are very comfortable and resistant to the sun.

I have only tested these in the sea and they have been fantastic! No glare, no fog, excellent visibility and comfort! The only drawback is the lack of a glasses case. Glasses of this type should be accompanied by a case.

Doesn't like these glasses because they tend to fog up on top of the lenses. Although they offer enhanced peripheral vision, it doesn't compare to the Aqua Sphere Eagle's enhanced peripheral vision. I wish I had kept them. They are not worth their price.

The best glasses in the world! The lens is also a bonus. I don't wear contact lenses in the pool and generally I get blurry vision with all other glasses (which I expect). What I didn't expect was that I could actually see CLEARly underwater with them. Super sweet!

Loved by Google. A small leak in the right eye after several times. Just pull harder and no problem. I love the ease of loosening and tightening on the fly. Much lighter than the Vanquishers speedometers which I have been wearing for 10 years.

these are my first comfortable zone 3 goggles i have used. I love Tyrs Special Ops, these are my new glasses now. Super comfy, won't leak or fog up after 2km in the pool. Haven't used them in open water yet but can't wait. I said super comfortable.

These glasses are very comfortable: the thick padding is probably the main reason. They also look pretty sharp. I currently have a pair of each of the three colors; The blue and white couple's strap broke after 4 months. I used them 2-3 times a week at most. The first pair I bought - the black one - is still intact, although the defog seems to be past its prime (this feature tends to wear out on every pair of glasses I've had). All in all probably the best glasses I have ever worn but their…

I've been a triathlete of all distances for 20 years. Coming from the running world, I never really swam until triathlon, so competitive swimming was completely foreign to me. It took several years of practice to learn this, and even more years to find comfortable and truly effective glasses. After many setbacks, I finally found a pair of glasses that I liked, that worked, that I could race in, and that didn't leak. I used them for several years and eventually had to replace them. I found…