Speedo Vanquisher 1.0 Swim Goggle

Seriously, I thought all goggles leaked, at least a little bit. I thought a little water sloshing around at the bottom was just how goggles were. Until I got these.They never, ever, not ever, not even once, have leaked on me. They are extremely easy to get on and they seal practically by themselves.They also are great if you have long eyelashes like I do, the lenses pop out far enough that my eyelashes aren't constantly hitting them like they have with other brands.I saw in other reviews that the straps tend to break. They do seem like the weak spot, but so far (I've been using them for a few months) they seem to be holding up OK.I've also seen that people complain that they fog up. In my experience, they fog LESS than other brands do.As far as comfort goes... they're not really the most comfortable goggles I've ever worn, they seem to dig in a little, but I think I probably press them into my face harder than necessary because I'm still used to goggles that leak. They definitely have grown more comfortable over time.In conclusion, they are great. The not-leaking and having enough room for long eyelashes make them the best goggles I've ever owned.Note: I am a woman with a pretty normal-size face but these are the guy's version (I think? they also sell a ladies' variety) but they fit me fine.

These are a relatively nice pair of goggles that fit well and do not leak water. They have a rubber edge around each eyepiece that makes them alright to wear for extended periods of time. The band is almost like a soft rubber that stretches a bit, but holds the goggles firm in place. These goggles come with several different plastic nose pieces of different sizes that snap in place.The only part that worries me is the clamp in the back since it's plastic and doesn't feel durable, but you shouldn't have to adjust it much. It was a pain to adjust the headband since it's one big loop with the two ends that come to the middle. You have to loop each end over and under on the sides of the clamp, which can be a bit tricky due to the small clamp and rubber band catching.The main complaint I have is that they fog really easy. They are fine for swim or two, but then they tend to fog all the time. I would recommend getting some Jaws quick spit antifog solution if you can't stand the fog. Other than that they're a nice pair of goggles that are reasonably priced.

Speedo is a trusted brand name. When I go shopping for swimming gear, there is no doubt that I would think of Speedo. With that said, I bought these swimming goggles because many friends recommended it. The reviews here also praise it a lot so I knew I couldn't go wrong with it. I use it mostly for swimming leisurely at the pool or beach. It works great. I've used other (cheap) goggles before and they always have problems with leaking water in or fogging up the lenses, causing the goggles to be useless. I've been getting this type of problem with almost all the goggles I use that it's been a habit to expect these problems. However, with the Vanquisher, I did not have any of these problems at all. I totally love these goggles. They work as specified and also have UV-protection. Highly recommend.

Amazing product.... My daughter swims every week and wears glasses. She must have goggles for the pool or her eyes really hurt after the swim. We have used many different styles of goggles and these clear ones are amazing. The fit was perfect (faily easy to adjust the size for the band) and the clear plastic allowed her to clearly see the entire pool under water without difficulty. Because she swims at the YMCA she needs to see who is around her to ensure that she doesn't swim into anyone else and these goggles did the trick... If they ever wear out or get lost, I am definately buying them again.

I don't swim that much so I've never owned nice swimming goggles. I recently started using the pool by my house which is heavily chlorinated and my eyes would burn after each swim so I decided to purchase some goggles. In the past goggles never fit my face well and would regularly leak. These goggles were recommended to me by a friend and they work very well. Have not had problems with leakage and they're relatively comfortable to use while swimming. I usually take them off between laps though because they're not that comfortable to leave on for long periods of time. I own the clear one which is nice for swimming and night and blue ones which help reduce glare during the day.

I have been using Speedo Goggles for a long time, but these Vanquishers are a huge step up. My eyes stayed completely dry, these googles did not leak at all. The padding has been plumped, so these are much more comfortable, and do not feel like they are stretching the skin around my eyes. The the straps are easy to adjust, as well. I bought the Clear to swim at night, and Mirrored as I swim during the day, too. I also bought Vanquisher 2.0, but returned them. The nose bridge was too hard to remove. I called Speedo Customer Service, and they told me to pull it, but it broke. The 2.0s are too much trouble. But to test it out, I borrowed a friend's 2.0s, and they are not as comfortable as the regular Vanquishers. These regular Vanquisher Speedo Swim Goggles are terrific!

The main problem with these is size. They seem made for children or possibly women. I am a male adult and have swam laps for years using many makes and models of goggles. These are good quality except for two problems. The strap is too short for my head, so they compress too much. I don't have an exceptionally large head--average size--and these are just too small. The second problem is with the nose bridge piece. These goggles come with three sizes of nose bridges, however even the largest was not large enough for my nose bridge. Again, I do not have an exceptionally large nose. These are just too small for an adult male.