Speedo HydrospeX2 Mirrored Swim Goggle

I had the previous generation Hydrospex, which I lost, and that one was much better.The main difference is the material used for suction between the face and the goggles. In the previous version, a rubber/plastic material was used that worked GREAT in preventing water from leaking in. This recent rendition uses a cheap soft plastic. The result is this goggle isn't as waterproof as it could be.Still, this goggle does its job. It will work in most instances and you could swim in these without worrying about water pouring into your goggles most of the time. I suppose that is all you can ask for.These have larger lenses than the smaller competition goggles. Hence, these aren't as waterdynamic and will generate more drag, but not much. These are good for laps and leisurely swim.

Now on my third pair of these. I have a smaller head and kinda deep sockets making it hard to find comfy goggles, but these softly seal very well. Be sure to follow instructions re. the anti-fog coating. On the other hand, I find that giving them a quick lick and a rinse before swimming works best. Bought the last pair 18 months ago and used them for two months before putting them away for a year before using them for two more months. They are still comfy & showing no signs of failure. I think it helps to rinse them thoroughly after use. Tinting works great for outdoor, daytime use. A little dark for evening swims.They turn green when I use them in a chlorine pool.

On left eye fits perfect. Same on the other side. But both at the same time (when you actually use them) they don't seal well. Water enter from the right inner side, next to the nose strip.I think it's a good product, and probably is a problem of my face, but still they don't fit.

I bought them for indoor pool, nowhere does it say in the description of the web that are very dark, to use outside in rivers or oceans. Only on the box says for outdoor use, too late :(

The bridge (distance allowed for the nose) is too small for an adult male, causing the goggles to dig into the nose, which is painful and leaves red marks that persist long after goggles are removed. Also, because of small bridge, outside edge of goggles don't seal well, letting in some water. I do not have a large nose either. I'm an average 40 year-old Irish-American male.

I was gonna go with a Tyr goggle, but these are great. Comfortable for those long training hours

Strap is pretty loose and very easy to get loose and then the water is very easy to get in.Glass is bit too dark and small, view is not broad.There is no "speedo" on the strap and I doubt if it is from Speedo, very different from what I bought before.

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