Cressi Adult Wide View Silicone Anti-UV Swimming Mask Skylight: Created in Italy

Love these swim goggles , they work well , let lots of light in and I don’t have those little eye cups surrounding my eyes . Much more comfortable for swimming than the racing style

The mask is constructed with one clear panel bridging nose and covering both eyes which is sealed to the gasket. My previous masks all had two panels - one for each eye - with each eye panel sealed to the gasket around the nose. This inevitably resulted in leaks after several months, possibly because of increased stress on the seals around the nose which do not exist in this mask or just the increased amount of sealing eye panel(s) to the gasket. It comes in a quality plastic case to store the mask. I have used this mask for about a month swimming 1.5 hrs/day x 6 days/week. It has performed better than any prior swim mask I have owned. I anticipate it lasting for a long time.

Apparently the swim goggles come in sizes, but the seller does not tell you or offer the opportunity to pick a size. If I had had the choice, I would get them in a wider fit. Nevertheless, they still seal well and do not leak.

Goggles are not worth it, nor as advertised. Water immediately gets into the goggles, does not protect your eyes, and they fog so much you cannot see. They lack durability. They are not worth the price. I bought these to avoid the under eye dark circles from goggles, these goggles do not protect one’s eyes from dark circles. Disappointed.

Looking 👀 good , hope turn out to be be fitting

My Cressi mask has more than satisfied my needs. After buying and giving away 6 pairs of goggles, some of which were in the mid-$20 range, I finally opted for this streamlined mask design to address my difficulties with google design. As a mid-60s swimmer, the goggles were digging deep ruts into the skin around my eye sockets that were still visible the next day. One manufacturer’s goggles actually left black and blue circles on my face. Finally, I got the idea that a mask with a larger surface area and thus a greater area of contact to seal out the pool water without damaging my skin could be the solution. Happily, that has been the case. While the mask does leave a somewhat noticeable line below my eyes after swimming, it largely fades away over the course of a few hours. There isn’t any noticeable indentation left on my forehead. For the most part, there is very little water leakage, but you do need to fuss with the mask over a few swims to figure out the best way to align it on your face. Each person’s facial anatomy will probably require a slightly different adjustment. As for fogging, on some swims, I noticed no fogging. On others, there might be a slight bit of fogging by the time I hit the 35-minute mark. The degree of fogging doesn’t in anyway impede my ability to follow the black line or see the wall as I approach it. Given the fact that this mask has resolved the other significant problems I was having with goggles, I am OK with these relatively infrequent and minor inconveniences. So, I’d highly recommend this mask for anybody who is sick and tired of looking like a freaking raccoon after their swims! Happy swimming, y’all!

I expected better as i love the Cressi diving masks, however, I found these goggles were a bit leaky and fogged even with anti fog wipe. I went back to swimming in my diving goggles, even though they cover my nose they have great vision, and the glass is much better, than the plasticy feel of these goggles

Great goggles. Works as described. Bought another set for my wife.