Speedo Vanquisher Optical Swim Goggle, Grey, Diopter-8.0

I am an adult woman with the head/face size of a child and I wear prescription glasses to see but can't wear contacts. My prescription is -3 in both eyes and I have astigmatisms in both eyes so i pretty much cant see anything past 6 inches in front of me without glasses.These fit me perfectly with the smallest nosepiece in place (very easy to change out nosepieces, but not so easy that it would pop off while swimming) and the straps are easy to adjust and easy to lock back into place (they have a plastic piece that actually helps lock it into place once you've finished adjusting so you aren't constantly tightening them all the time!). The best part is that they passed the suction test. They fit so perfectly that the suction was able to keep them on my face for a few minutes without the straps being on my head. I would definitely recommend these to anyone with a small face that needs glasses to see. Also great for children as the goggles can grow with them thanks to the different nose pieces.

Careful when you order. Product image is shown as smoke. Product arrives as clear version.Aside from that… Speedo appears to have quality control issues. The coating that was supposed to be applied to the lens is coming off / wasn't applied properly. When I made the reorder the clear version was ordered again. I spent 90 minutes on the phone with Amazon trying to get them to understand the issue. I had planned ahead to have them in time, but looks like they won't be here until after my son's swim meet. My son is a -6 and needed these to swim this weekend. Amazon wasn't able to expedite the shipment either to make up for the mistake.Usually this is a very dependable product. Surprised these were defective, but others have said there was no anti-fog coating at all on their Speedo goggles. It looks like there is a manufacturing issue at Speedo.Usually Amazon can make things right. This time they were unable to do that. There was no offer to compensate for the hassle.Speedo Junior Vanquisher Optical Swim Goggle, Clear/Clear, 6.0

I remember paying MUCH more for prescription goggles for my daughter several years ago from the optician. Thank goodness I found these. These goggles lasted through a summer of heavy use (swimming 2 times/day at summer camp, as well as vacation, pool parties, and in general getting crammed into swim bags, dropped on cement, etc.). The strap is easy to adjust and they goggles have a good fit. The quality of the lens is good--at least good enough to see what you need to while swimming. I wish they came in a stronger prescription (only go to -8 diopter), but these have helped my daughter to be able to find her friends in the pool, see the diving board as well as see the hand in front of her face. I believe these will last at least another summer, and I will be purchasing them again.

They are good if you don't wear contacts and a lot cheaper than prescription sports goggles. If your eye sight are different for each eye you can get two pairs, one for the right eye and one for the left eye correction (for example one pair -2 and the other -3) and then swap the correct lens to make two pairs with a -2 with a -3 correction on each pair. Also get the storage case for them to protect them from being scratched by the other equipment in your swim bag. For summer sessions they are also available with dark glass

Corrective lens swim goggles are the best thing since the invention of water! I use them all the time. But I got these for my goddaughter whose eyes differ greatly in their strength. You can only order goggles of one strength, so I ordered two pair, one pair to match her better eye, and the other pair for the weaker eye. Then I popped one lens in each pair out of the nose-piece and disconnected the strap. I hooked things up again so each pair of goggles had a mild correction lens and a strong correction lens. Now she has two pairs of goggles, each pair correct for her prescription.

This is the fifth pair of these goggles that I have purchased for my son on Amazon. The quality for the price can't be beaten. I would highly recommend purchasing these goggles and would never even consider buying custom prescription goggles for a child. Even if your child had two different prescription strengths, you could buy two sets of goggles. You could then take each set of goggles apart and put the two differing strength eye pieces together to make one set. You would still come out ahead financially vs. buying custom goggles.

My son (age 11) loves these and are a great price for prescription. I only gave it 4 out of 5 stars bc the center bridge breaks easily (not the middle part that is replaceable, but the part that holds the bridge) so we go through about 2-3 of these each year...

I love that I can order prescription goggles with ease at a relatively reasonable price. My tween daughters like the fit. Interestingly, both of their goggles broke across the permanent plastic part of the nose bridge within a month or two of each other. Design flaw?? Not sure, but I bought another pair of these as their replacements because we've tried other brands and didn't like them as much.