When choosing your swimming goggles, you need to take into account where you swim most often. This model uses coloured lenses, and such goggles are popular with children. They will work well in indoor pools and can also slightly reduce glare.

When there is a temperature difference between the body and the water, and depending on the humidity, the glasses can fog up, disrupting the field of vision. This model uses an Anti-Fog coating to minimise the risk of the lenses fogging up.

This model of goggles designed for swimming uses fixed nose pads. They are soft and flexible, adapting well to the shape of the nose to ensure comfort during training.

This eyewear model relies on a lens design with a slightly curved shape, which allows for preferential vision without having to turn your head. The wide field of vision allows you to see more, which is important during a triathlon, for example.

This model of swimming goggles is equipped with a strap with an adjustment system. It is easy to use and allows you to individually adjust its size to the circumference of your head. This prevents the goggles from slipping and the seal fits better to the face and keeps water out.

Swim goggles have been developed for the high comfort of athletes who choose outdoor bodies of water for swimming. This model features a coating that effectively protects against harmful UV radiation.