Posts: 39
3/23/12 11:58 A

Thank you for the suggestions....I will check them all out! I'm sure I can find something to fit me a little better!

Posts: 9,118
3/22/12 9:53 P

I like these. They do not have an adjustable nose strap, but they are like a children's size ("Small fit") since my face is a bit narrow. They do have a bigger, rounder lens. www.swimoutlet.com/product_p/1774.htm

Edited by: LMB100 at: 3/22/2012 (21:55)

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Posts: 5,040
3/22/12 1:13 P

I like these Sporti ones: www.swimoutlet.com/product_p/22391.htm They're inexpensive and they have multiple nose pieces. They seem to last for a pretty long time too.

Posts: 64
3/22/12 10:19 A

I have some Sporti prescription goggles that I love. For those of you who can't see well, you can get prescription goggles that will make your swim so much more enjoyable. They're like buying reading glasses, you just order the ones closest to your actual prescription. I called my eye doctor to find out what my prescription is (of course one eye is a little worse than the other) and they told me to round down instead of up. I am very happy with my goggles. The nosepiece and strap are adjustable and I CAN SEE.

Posts: 39
3/22/12 8:53 A

I have always been a loyal Speedo goggle wearer, but the last pair I got do not have an adjustable nose piece. Therefore, I have to squish them onto my face so tight to keep the water out they actually kind of hurt. I have to keep the water out because I wear contacts, and I can't read the clock (or probably find the pool..ha, ha) without them.

Before I search out a new pair, I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions. I like the larger eyepiece goggles, not the real small ones, and on the old adjustable goggles I always had to pull in the center just one notch on one side.

Thanks!!