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Advice on pool goggles?

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Peter123

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Hi ,

any one who can recommend swimming goggles for pool training. ATM I am useing goggles similiar to this

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which is compressible but water is often coming in during longer dives. Which is especially bad for maximum attempts :)
 
I find that low volume is very helpful to start your search. Just as Mark said find one that fits you. Look throughout the reviews if you have a big head like me you gotta look for the wider ones. I fell in love with one called a SeaLynx. Fits almost like it was made for me. Never leaks.

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Use amazon. And return the ones that don't fit. I tried on four or so. Before finding the one I like most.

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