Stealth MkII - Rainbow Mirrored Lens swimming goggles

I was just about to buy the Vorgee Torpedo competion goggles at £15 and then watched a Vorgee YouTube video explaining their different goggle types. I realised I am more of a fitness distance swimmer doing 3km a session and that the Stealth gogle was more suitable. Looked at them on Amazon and saw a warehouse deal return for £15 and took a chance. Very happy, three swims in and undoubtly the best goggles I have had. No leaking ,no fogging, excellent vision. Have been rinsing them pre and after swim, they seem pretty robust. Only time will tell how they hold up, but so far very impressed.

NIce looking goggles, however the anti-fog instantly gave up. I exchanged them for a second pair, but I had the same problem and so sending them back

This is my 5th pair of Vorgee goggles. I swim 4+ times a week. Their goggles are water tight and comfortable. I should look after them a bit better!

I think these must be intended purely for racing, and I bet they're good for that. They fit very snugly, and come with several alternative bridges to help, they're aerodynamically shaped, but... I like to swim outside, so seeing where I am is important, and these changed the colors in some quite alarming ways

Cannot fault this productProviding the user follows the advice in the leaflet the lenses will remain fog freeRinse under tap water and never wipe the lens surface

This is an excellent set of swimming goggles that ticks all the boxes.The first thing you want with a set of goggles is that they keep the water out of your eyes. If they don't why wear them?The second is that the goggles have to be comfortable to wear. If they are not comfortable to wear then again why bother?This is a first class, well designed pair of swimming goggles that really are comfortable to wear.Recommended.

I am a reasonably frequent swimmer now swimming in a pool as well as in the sea whenever I get the opportunity to visit a beach. The two main things I look for are comfort and how good the goggles are at preventing fogging. They are good for both swimming pools and within the sea.I have a couple of swimming goggles. These are mirrored lenses giving a fantastic look and feel. Lightweight and fully adjustable strap with soft silicone around lenses, make these comfortable to wear and effective prevention of any leaks. The coating on the lens to prevent fogging is effective and I have experienced little if any clouding / flogging of lenses during use.Overall well made functional and now my main goggles. Equally good in a pool as well as in the sea.

The mirror tint lenses on the 'Vorgee Stealth MKII Rainbow Mirrored Lens Swimming Goggles' provide great all-round visibility and clarity, even in darker conditions, and the anti-fog coating successfully prevents moisture from sticking to the inside of the lenses.The goggles are also lightweight and both the strap and lens cups are made from soft rubberised plastic, making them very comfortable to wear while providing good fit and preventing any leaks, which is something I've suffered with from other goggles. The bridge fitted with the goggles (medium size) sits above my nose so doesn't give any discomfort, but there are also three alternative bridges in the box (large, small and extra small) to accommodate any face shape.The 'arms' either side of the lenses reduce pressure from the straps on your temples but this has never been a big issue for me so I would question whether it is entirely necessary, particularly as it adds to the bulk of the goggles and has forced the manufacturers to include an enormous storage box to accommodate them. The goggles are also difficult to adjust when on, unlike other brands like the Aqua Sphere range.Aside from these small issues, I really like the goggles and they will undoubtedly enhance my enjoyment of swimming.