Speedo Futura Biofuse Adult Swimming Goggles

Not so sure this will fit a woman

Leaked within the 3rd use. No amount of adjustment of the straps and silicone seal worked. Threw it away and never went back to Speedo. Zoggs and Arena are so much better.

Bought these for my 13 year old son. They fit perfect. Easy to adjust.

Excellent

Couldn't even try them out as I have a large head and the straps will not extend enough to fit me - about 2" too short on maximum adjustment. Perhaps OK for a child or those with smaller head sizes.

Pros:Trusted brand (Speedo)Completely sealedComfortableAffordableAnti-fogCons:Not the most stylishMore expensive than most gogglesKey features:Review price: 14£Released August 2013Brand: SpeedoUV protectionSilicone strapRatings...Comfort: 10/10Style: 7/10Brand: 10/10Price: 9/10Anti-fog: 9/10Comfort:The most important thing for me was that the nose bridge would be comfortable to wear. The materials are all very soft so they are comfortable to wear. It is very easy to adjust the strap to make it bigger or smaller and you can also adjust the nose size for extra comfort.Speedo:I knew going into this purchase that speedo is pretty much the go-to brand for swimming accessories. It was easy to tell that the goggles would be high quality when making the purchase and it didn’t disappoint.Anti-fog:Just like any other pair of goggles, the anti-fog protection is only temporary. It wears away with very little use but there is no way around that. For me, it lasted for around a couple of weeks. If that is a concern, what you can do is buy anti-fog gel to apply to the goggles to recreate the anti-fog protection. I recommend this one, http://amzn.to/2FYrAagStyle:The looks of these goggles is definitely not a selling point. While they don’t look terrible, they don’t look particularly nice. That being said, this is a very small complaint and it didn’t impact the amount of use. At the end of the day, functionality is key with goggles and if they look good then that’s just a bonus.Price:At £14, these goggles are slightly more expensive than most other goggles but they are definitely worth the extra bit. They last very well and if used correctly, will be used for months or even years. In my opinion, £14 is a very reasonable price for a quality pair of goggles.I was sick of buying goggles from unknown sellers. There are plenty different types, but the only one I could fully trust before my purchase was Speedo. I have been through many pairs and none have been as comfortable or as practical as these ones. These tick all the boxes when it comes to swimming goggles so it’s hard not to recommend them. I have loved using these goggles and it is a joy to swim with them knowing that the water will stay where it belongs...outside your goggles!

NOT anti-fog! Come on Speedo! Call yourself a premium brand.... I am a regular lap swimmer in both an indoor and an outdoor lido, and have bought many goggles over the years. Despite the Amazon product description for these stating "Anti-fog vision and sun protection", they FOGGED UP ON THE FIRST SWIM! I followed the normal instructions - NEVER touching the inside or outside of the lenses etc, but this has to be a first whereby on the FIRST swim a new pair of goggles has fogged up. I thought I'd try a branded product from a "reputable swim supplier" for a change. Never again Speedo. Will return straight away. I will go back to using my old trusty Rullaco Swim Googles with Mirror & Anti Fog Tinted Lenses ( amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01FFB62PU ) that I bought from Amazon in August 2016 (almost 2 years ago!.... sadly not available at moment), and they are still fog-free and almost like new! Not good enough SPEEDO.

Not bad - I've held off buying goggles for my relatively new swimming attempts as I've had bad memories of much earlier goggles. However, these have almost transformed my swimming, making it feel much easier as I'm concentrating on getting through the water rather than the pain of the chlorinated water :-)Getting them seated properly can be interesting, with one or other lens letting water through but once leak free they add clarity to the underwater pool experience

I have always used Speedo as my brand of choice for swimming gear. But I always thought goggles will always leak and fog regardless of the brand. These goggles never leak and they don't fog at all. I could use them for a straight hour without having to remove the leaked water ! Amazing, really. Besides, they are comfortable and easy to adjust. Highly recommended!!

More than I would usually pay but worth it as these are the most comfortable goggles I have ever owned. Speedo are definitely the tops when it comes to swim gear. These are also very durable. I swim every day and mine are still going strong after a year. Look after them, rinse and dry and they’ll last. I am ordering a second pair as backup - my old backup pair are on their last legs, so I’ll be fine for the next few years! 👍

These goggles are really comfortable and don't let water in easily - for pool swimming, where the main objective is to keep the water out, then they are fantastic and would definitely recommend.If however you intend to use for holiday swimming/snorkeling where you might be wanting to 'look' at stuff underwater, then I wouldn't recommend because of the way the eye lenses are angled with the face together with the refraction of the water, then this causes vision underwater to 'seem' blurred. Out of water they are fine, it's only underwater my vision was blurred.

The most comfortable goggles I've ever tried, very clear view and comfortable silicone both around your eyes and your nose. Unfortunately, they're not very good for events/races as the always come off on dives and sometimes on tumble turns as well. Worn off after more than 2 years, but I've been neglecting them.Sad I had to change them, but very happy I had them.

Most goggles I have bought seem to let some water in, however these ones are great! They dont feel particularly tight around my eyes, and leave big red suction marks as some others do, yet they are completely water tight. Also, they don't mist up as a lot of goggles will.A great buy, especially considering the price!

Really couldn't get on with these. The lens is made up in a way that makes them quite unclear to see through. I've since bought another pair from another manufacturer which are much clearer to see through. With these the lens are angled in numerous places which means (for me anyway), unless you look straight through the middle of the lens it's blurry, like looking through the edge of a pair of prescription glasses. Couldn't get on with them at all.

These have clearly been designed for those with broad faces - as a woman I found that they had perhaps been designed for men. My partner and I bought two pairs and he has had no problems with his, yet mine leak every time I use them. I intended to return them but never got round to it within a reasonable time frame as kept hoping that I had just put them on wrong. Have finally admitted defeat - they aren't built for smaller faces!

Probably the worst goggles I've ever bought. I swim a couple of miles a week and my eyes are quite deep set. It's probably tricky to make goggles that suit everyone but these started letting in water after about a dozen swims or so and have just got worse. Shame, expected better from Speedo really. Currently swimming with one eye shut due to water filling up one eye glass while I get something else. Soon to end up in the bin.

Updated review:I originally reviewed these googles and gave them 5 stars, but having now owned 3 sets over the past 4 years, I'm disappointed to report that they really aren't durable at all. My original review is below and I stand by the assessment that they are very comfortable and have good clear lenses. However, every single pair have started leaking around the lens within a few months of regular use. Now I am a competitive swimmer but only use them 2 or 3 times a week and am generally very careful with how I handle any item so they aren't getting abused. I do wear them quite tight as I hate water leaking into my eyes but this shouldn't cause such a problem. The most recent pair, bought in 2015, stopped being usable within 3 months - I managed to extend their lifespan by carefully super-gluing around the lenses to re-seal them, but this only works for so long.Original review:For training purposes these are as good as I've ever used - big lenses give you a clear view at all times, the strap is comfortable and due to being quite big the eye pieces sit well outside the socket making them more comfortable for prolonged use.The anti-fog also seems to be working pretty well, I've used these over 2 dozen times already and they still stay clear even after removing and replacing during the session and getting them wet. Much better than the previous pair I bought which started to fog up almost straight away.

I use these for swimming in my gym pool, so unable to comment on UV and anti-glare properties, but for me these are perfect.They are more comfortable than other goggles I have had, do not leak, and offer a very clear view underwater.These are larger than other goggles I have tried, which seem to me to be more practical and comfortable. I can't say whether they are good for all head/face shapes but my sister recently tried and loved them and I've bought a second pair for her, so that is at least two head shapes they are good for.. I also prefer the look, since I have no desire to pretend to be an Olympic swimmer. OK there are a few other things that would give it away apart from the goggles, but I prefer to ignore those!

Bought some of these to replace a different brand which had slowly started to steam up more frequently over lots of use. The previous pair were good in that they sat really close to my eyes but they were a bit more restrictive in the field of view and were tinted making things a bit darker. These ones are slightly larger around the eye area and give a better field of view. Being clear gives you a nice clear vision out of them without darkening the water any.These fitted more or less straight way and seemed to do the job. However when diving in or doing a big push off the side I noticed a very small amount of water managing to seep in, even when I had set them to be a little too tight on my head. A few sessions later and occasional adjustments have more or less sorted it so after a half hour swim I might notice only a teensy amount has managed to creep in. To be honest I think the only reason they do it is probably because I need to look at a slight readjustment of the width or something - I don't think it is an inherent problem or anything for other people to worry about.Misting wise they are great, I only very rarely have a little bit happen after stopping and starting lots and over a long period of time.Recommended