Malmsten AB's Original Swedish Goggles - Goggle for Swimming - Swedish Goggles for Swimming, Women and Men - Smoke.

Swedes are always the best goggles, IMHO. Perfect fit, durable, low price. For any underwater environment... With a simple design and few components, there's less chance of something going wrong with them. Of course, the elastic band wears out after a year or two if you don't wash the chlorine off after. Unavoidable.

Old school but greattttt

Excelente producto

I've been swimming for decades, assuming Speedo goggles were the goggle archetype. These fit my face so much better. My only hesitation about them is the thread used to keep the pieces together at the nose. If that was to come apart in a competition, I'd be pretty unhappy.

The OG Swedes. Have been wearing these goggles as long as I can remember. Always perfect. They have a wearable life of about 400 years if you were to actually rinse and dry them after use. Price is a bit higher than at your typical swim shop but with free shipping to door can't complain. Pro tip: Tie string slightly tighter than you think, the knot will pull and settle your first time in the water. Clip string and burn the frayed ends with a lighter.

These goggles are touted as "adjustable for every face." I had high hopes. Here is the straight-up truth: They are very spartan, hard shell plastic goggles. Sure, the nose bridge can be adjusted. But due to the construction of the goggles, it cuts in deep, if the swimmer want to get a real seal. The hard goggle parts sit on the eye-sockets like 2 egg cups. Digging into the cheek bones and below the brows. Not for the faint hearted! Swimmer needs to have Iron Man / Iron Woman pain tolerance to accept these as swim goggles.

I've been buying swedes since I was 9 yrs old... and now for over 30 yrs. In the most recently pair delivered, the 'smoke' color is lighter than its ever been and it didn't block the sun like every other pair of swedes I've had for 30 yrs. I'm HOPING I got a bad pair and they didn't go cheap on their materials recently.

I’ve worn Swedes since I was an age group swimmer in the early ‘90s. You can’t improve on perfect design. They are comfortable and never leak. You have to be patient and find the right fit with the string, etc but once you do they are perfect. After assembly, I use a nail file to smooth the plastic edges before wear.