Anonymous
08/23/2022 13:23
Subject: Re:Goggles recommendations?
It is best to try on in store. Different face shapes need different goggles.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 13:21
Subject: Goggles recommendations?
It's about the fit. We love the Speedo line. The size of your eyes matters. If you want to avoid leaks, go for smaller.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 10:33
Subject: Re:Goggles recommendations?
Anonymous wrote:Sport Fair in Arlington sells everything related to swimming. You can try on goggles there. Speedo Vanquisher (2.0?) is a popular model.
You can also buy bungee straps to make loosening the goggles easier.
OP here. Thanks for this. I’ll check out the store you recommended.
Anonymous
08/23/2022 08:21
Subject: Re:Goggles recommendations?
Anonymous wrote:Sport Fair in Arlington sells everything related to swimming. You can try on goggles there. Speedo Vanquisher (2.0?) is a popular model.
You can also buy bungee straps to make loosening the goggles easier.
Thanks dude
Anonymous
08/22/2022 21:43
Subject: Re:Goggles recommendations?
Sport Fair in Arlington sells everything related to swimming. You can try on goggles there. Speedo Vanquisher (2.0?) is a popular model.
You can also buy bungee straps to make loosening the goggles easier.
You can also buy bungee straps to make loosening the goggles easier.
Anonymous
08/21/2022 08:35
Subject: Goggles recommendations?
I bought a highly rated pair, and while the lenses are terrific they suction so tightly that I actually have slight bruising after just a 45-minute swim! Must be my eye shape as my husband borrowed them and did not have any issue. I swim indoor and out, so added sun protection and possibly polarized lenses are preferred.
Any brand and style recommendations? Or a place to go locally in or very near DC where I could try on?
Any brand and style recommendations? Or a place to go locally in or very near DC where I could try on?