Aqua Sphere Unisex Kids Vista Jnr Swimming Goggle

I’m lady swimmer in 50’s. Struggle to get goggles that are roomy round the eyes and don’t leave big red circles on the delicate skin close to my eyes, while not being too big. A few years ago found that Aqua Sphere children masks seem to do the job.These work reasonably well (although Aqua Sphere seem to have changed shape slightly since I bought previous pair, I thought the other shape was better for me to get a water tight seal). Like the bright colour.There seems to be a market opportunity for goggles for older women…

I bought these goggles for my 4 year old daughter, as she seemed to be bothered by the traditional goggles that seem to suck your eyeballs out! The seal on these goggles is around the eyebrow area, and over the nose rather than the small circles in the eye socket.When they arrived, they were well packaged and my daughter loved the colours - clear sparkly plastic with some pink...But are they any good at keeping the water out if your eyes? YES!Once fitted, they kept the water out of her eyes for the whole of her swimming lesson, but be careful to make sure any hair isn't caught in the seals, which could let water in. The straps are easy to adjust on each side and they don't come loose like other brands.There was still the obligatory red ring around her eyes after use, but they were a marked improvement on the goggles previously owned. She loves wearing them in the bath too.Although more expensive than other goggles I've bought, they were definitely worth the money, and when they were stolen on holiday I have immediately replaced with the same pair, even though I looked at others.

Comfortable, suction power is ok. They do need the occasional tipping out but they don't steam up and they withstand the usual fiddling every child does. We have tried many pairs and settled on these. HOWEVER my son does get through his quite often. He over tightens them, I suppose to improve the suction and the strap breaks. Would I buy another pair I'm not sure as we've had a few and now my son has a pair from Decathlon instead.

Great quality item, my 4 year old son does swimming lessons and we have had so many problems with the regular goggles that cover each eye separately as in order to get a good deal they need to be really tight, hurting his eyes and causing panda eyes, but even then we found they still managed to fill with water and steam up so he couldn’t see - kind of defeats the purpose. The aqua sphere Goggles are fab they are so soft that you could fold them in half so with very little effort the fit his face well and provide a good seal meaning no more water getting in, i also love the fact it’s more of a mask than goggles so that he can see more periferally and they don’t seem to steam up either. I even tried them myself and they are very comfortable to wear, I’m delighted with this item and would recommend to anyone!

These are the third pair of goggles that I have bought for my daughter... yes, I know... I should have known better than trying to fob her off with her brother's hand-me-downs, or a pair we picked up in a rush at the swimming pool the day they weren't in her bag! I love my daughter but if she can find any excuse she'll take it so after two false starts this pair finally have the desired features: 1) they have generous sized lenses so she can't moan about being able to see the frame; 2) they are easily adjustable so finally she can stop moaning that she can't get them to fit; and 3) they have a sturdy, but split strap so that they can hook over her pony tail bump inside her swimming hat which means they stay on. What's that... "the water's cold"... a father's job is never done... time to search for heated swimming costumes!

We tried a few other brands before finding these. All of the other goggles tithed leaked or were incredibly uncomfortable (some were both). These neither leak nor are uncomfortable. My daughter loves them. We are on our third pair now. She's been using the vista for three years now. We first bought them when she was five and she's now eight and they still fit her well, She now swims at least twice a week and is doing length training and they still don't leak or rub her eyes.Some children are forever fiddling with their goggles and taking them in and off in lessons as they're ill fitting and uncomfortable. They're not getting the most out of their swimming lessons which is such a shame. Don't waste your money buying cheaper goggles which will be rubbish. Try these.

I bought several pairs of these goggles because they look so much more comfortable that the small ones which suck onto each eye individually. I thought it would be worth paying a little extra, because I assumed they'd last for years. At first I was very pleased with my purchases as my children did find them more comfortable and they were watertight, however after a few months the lenses popped out of some pairs making them completely unusable as they now leak.If you want goggles that will last for one summer or for a short holiday then go ahead and get these. If your children go to swimming lessons every week and you take them swimming as well, then look for something more sturdy.

omg i love these glasses why did i not buy them sooner, my daughter is 8 and i dreaded the weekly swimming lesson struggling to get her goggles to fit properly having to arrive as early as possible to allow time for the inevitable goggle struggle, with the spere goggles she can adjust them herself, which makes them ideal for the school swimming lessons she has comming up and also because of the extra vision these goggles give, her performance has improved and they do not leak so she does nt have to empty them after every lap slowing her down when racing i would recommend them to the other mums at swimming but i am loath to because they have given her such an advantage i don t want anyone else to know. I really want another pair because i am dreading her losing them.