SpeedoSpeed Socket 2.0 Swim Goggle

Super durable, functional, anti-fogging, clear vision.

Speedo speed socket. Need I say more? My 3 swimmers have been swimming since they were little and 2 now in college… this is one of their faves. Looks good, not leaky or foggy. Getting pricier…

I purchased these for going to the pool with my kids. I am a former competitive swimmer and water polo player, so I figured I'd get some sleek goggles. These goggles are really awesome: great visibility, very hydrodynamic, good quality, good at resisting fog - and they are made in Japan. The only problem I had with them are the seals are not very padded and are not designed for long term comfort. After wearing them for an hour my eye sockets did start to get sore. If you're a racer, these are awesome, but I would use them only for racing, and not a long swim practice (I'd wear them for a short 30 min practice session, however). If you're looking for leisurely goggles, these are not it. However, if you're looking for sport goggles for racing, these are really great.

I swim competitively and find these goggles to be above average. They didn't leak until after a few months of wear. Slowly, they began to fog up after the same few months and I had to use antifog liquid from this point forward. They offer a comprehensive visual area underwater, and the side straps didn't cause any pulling to make them leak on flip turns. The nose strap is adjustable as expected and does tend to stretch over time, so adjustments need to be made. Overall, one may find these very agreeable and give them a try. However, I am already switching to another pair of Speedo goggles that are all one-piece, tinted for outdoor swimming, and are a little thicker and seem more durable. The only way to know if these are for you is to try, try, try.

These were bought for my grandson who is on a high school and regional swim team. These are the only goggles he will wear. They fit well and are very functional in keeping water out of his eyes and not fogging up.

These googles are built well and made to last. I've had mine for 10 or 11 months now (training ~9-11 hours a week), and the anti-fog and gasket are still holding up relatively well. The gasket is, however, beginning to develop some small tears, but it's still watertight. I also got mine on sale, so these are definitely the best value goggles I've used. It does take a few days to break in, so hang tight.

I swam competitively for over a decade, and these were always my favorites of all the goggles I tried. Coming back to swimming 10 years later and I still find these to have a wonderful fit into the eye socket, they're very streamlined, which seems to help them not rip off or leak when diving in or being hit by waves. Love the minimal look. I just completed a few triathlon/ironman events in the open ocean and some lakes. The tint wasn't too dark for open water or cloudy days. I like how the mirrored effect hides the eyes - always thought it looks weird seeing eyeballs framed by clear goggles. Comfortable enough for recreational swimming too.

The goggles are of goog quality, as good as you can get (the sealing is specially good). BUT for me: they are too close to the face: my eyelashes (which are not specially long) touch the inner part of the glass... so they are uncomfortable for me... the other thing is that the strap is short for me (big head??) so even if i close it as long as i can, the goggles feel super tight against my eyesockets, so they give me heavy racoon eyes..so probably they are good for RACING, and these are a racing goggle in fact... but for training the are uncomfortable and i wouldnt recommend them for that. The quality of the materials is great though. Hope it helps!