SpeedoGoggles-Futura Biofuse Flexiseal Goggle-White-

Stays sealed without being tight and doesn’t mist up

I did try them on and the bridge would fit an adult however, I purchased for an eight year old child who was in between sizes, the juniors goggles were too tight and left red marks and the adult ones too large and let in water. Initial concerns that a fixed nose bridge may be to large were unfounded , they fit well, after an initial swim I had to readjust them but that can happen with all goggles. These remained watertight with out leaving red marks around the eyes. The goggles also remained fog free.

These 'biofuse' goggles sound high tech, but really they are extremely basic and the materials are nothing you haven't seen 20 years ago. Because they have no nose bridge adjustment they uncomfortably crimped my nose on wearing. They also sucked on my eyeballs. Just awful for me, and possibly you.

I've picked up a number of goggles recently as I've just gotten into swimming.It's very hard to find a pair that feel comfortable, that don't leak, don't fog and look good. These however, I believe are the closest to achieving all of that.So, the biggest thing about these is how comfortable they are. I can wear these goggles for an entire session (which for me is around an hour) and I never feel like they are hurting my eyes. This is because they are a bit thicker and softer than some of the racing goggles like the Speedo Fastskin Speedsockets, for example.They don't leak much at all, because of the double strap style band that sits nicely around the back of your head. They are very easy to adjust with a sort of button at the side that you click down to lengthen or shorten. I think the thicker eye sections mentioned above help too.Like most goggles, they will fog up after you've done some lengths. They seem to do quite a bit better than some of the cheaper goggles I've picked up, but you'll still find yourself needing to clear them multiple times during an hour-long swim session.In terms of looks, I think they're pretty stylish. They are a little bigger and thicker than some goggles out there, but the white and blue styling looks nice to me. I don't think you're ever going to look 'cool' in goggles, but these at least look sporty and modern.Overall, I think these are about as good as you can get for goggles. I rate them and they're currently my go-to pair for the hour-long sessions I do.

I've used Speedo for years, so when I needed new goggles these ones seemed well priced. I read a few reviews saying these were uncomfortable on the nose, but as I have never had a pair of goggles cause a problem with my nose, in 40 years of swimming, i figured these poor unfortunate reviewers maybe just had odd faces, maybe wide set eyes or something.... But nope, for the first time ever I had real discomfort on my nose bridge, came out with a bright red mark across my nose. I only swim for about 40-45 minutes, so I struggle through it, but if you are doing proper long training sessions I think you are going to be very unhappy with these. So this is one more product review warning of the nose issue, I urge you to consider it!

No complaints about the goggles. But having single use plastic within the plastic goggle case to presumably keep the goggles in place is totally unnecessary. Cardboard would suffice, and I'd suggest something other than a hard plastic case would be much more practical and better for the environment.5* for the goggles1* for the poorly thought out packaging