Aqua Sphere Kayenne Small Fit, Made In Italy

A wonderful goggle, its the best I have ever used. It is clear, comfortable and fits very well. I am very happy with it. In fact, I just bought another one for the family.

I originally tried the Kayenne in the Regular size, but it kept slowly leaking. I tried loosening and tightening the straps to no avail. With the Small fit, it sits closer to the eyes and fits better in the eye sockets, while offering nearly the same visibility as the Regular Kayenne. There are some differences in the construction though, as the Small fit seems to use a more flexible material in the nosebridge and has different retainers for the straps.I should point out that my face isn't tiny, but I have to wear Oakley Asian fit sunglasses for a proper fit. Most optics designed for Caucasian faces will not fit properly on me due to a wider head, and narrower face with a low profile nose. The Kayenne Small fit is definitely the goggle for me to use. I plan to try the K180 in the near future to see if that is any different.Overall: 4/5 stars, the same visibility and comfort as the Regular Kayenne, but offers much better sealing with my face.UPDATE: 21 DEC 2014After trying the Kayenne as much as possible, I found the K180 to be superior. The Kayenne Small still leaks and I get a headache after wearing it for awhile. The K180 doesn't leak and I have it on the loosest setting. It will stay leak-free for over an hour of swimming in an indoor pool. The Kayenne also distorts images up close, and I think it is because of the material they use for the lenses - it is a soft/flexible material that may distort under pressure. The K180 lenses are hard plastic, similar to typical race goggles. The K180 does sacrifice peripheral vision, but it basically combines the softeril seals with race goggles.

The quality of these swim goggles is excellent, but they were too small. I ordered the men's size even though I'm a small woman, thinking I could adjust the strap to accomodate my small head, but yet the eye pieces would be larger than some of the other styles, and not too tight. But the eye pieces ARE very small and my eyelashes (even though they're short!!) brushed up against them. The eye pieces look much larger in the photos than they are in actuality.

I love these. They are so much more comfortable than anything else I've worn. With that said, I never owned an expensive goggle like this. I adore the way they loosen/tighten and have had multiple people who tried them agree how cool the little lever is to control that. When you want it tighter, just pull...what could be better? Comfort level is high and this is where you realize no matter how comfy they are, they are still just a pair of goggles. It's not like it's going to massage your face or have gold-plating. They are just comfy goggles. The tint is great although I wouldn't mind having non-tinted ones for darker days as I try to swim anytime in the summer. I have very long eyelashes and once in a while i still get bothered that they touch the lens but most times I wear them my lashes don't touch the lens and I wish it was always that way. That said, my lashes have touched any other paid I owned way too much so I like these a lot. Lost them in the ocean one day to a huge wave and found them washed up on the shore. Maybe any pair would have done the same but thought I would mention it.

When I saw the product it says: "Aqua Sphere Kayenne Goggle With Low Profile Smoke Lens, Black/White", and when I checked my order because the size was too small it said something different. "Aqua Sphere Small Kayenne goggles (gray tinted lenses)" I dont think it is fare. Im not in the US, so it is difficult for me to return the product. But thats not the way to sell a product. I mean, changing the description is not a good way!

All Aqua Sphere products are awesome! I now know why this goggle is highly recommended for triathletes in all the magazines. These are my daily trainers, race goggles for pool sprint triathlons, and backup set for open water swims. I prefer the larger coverage, polarized TYR Spec Ops 2.0 for open water. That being said, if the weather is overcast for one of the Ironman races this summer and I feel a larger set of goggles might get knocked off in the group start, I will switch to the tried and tested Aqua Spheres. With the straps under a swim cap and the low profile, I can't imagine them coming loose.

I've been using them for almost a month for swimming five days per week around one hour each time at mid to high intensity and I'm happy with this goggles, they're comfortable and fit very well to my face (notice this is the "small" model, 10% smaller than regular ones). The only detail is the antifog was gone after a pair of weeks. I would recommend them.Edit: After a few months the nose bridge got damaged for some reason, just a little bit, but that's just enough to let in water no matter what you do for adjustment.

I'm very happy with these googles. I have a small head and actually wear youth eye glass frames so the regular size Aqua Sphere googles didn't have a good fit and leaked water. These are comfortable to wear and don't leak. There is some fogging about 30 mins into my swim, but I'm hoping that with a few minor adjustments that will go away. Highly recommend!