Triathlon Magazine Canada

SWIMMING GOGGLES

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Speedo Speed Socket 2.0 Mirrored

$40 Combining a sleek, low-profile design with a wide panoramic view, you get the best of both worlds with the Speed Socket 2.0 – goggles that do a great job in the pool, but also provide lots of vision for open-water swimming, too. The classic race fit (read, inner eye) will keep those with a swim background happy. You can really dial in the fit with the double headstrap to ensure you have leak-proof workouts. The mirrored lens is perfect for open-water swimming, as it reduces glare and brightness, but isn’t so dark that you won’t feel comfortabl­e using these in a pool.

WHETHER IT’S A pool workout, an open-water swim with a group, or a mass start in a race, possibly the most critical component of any swim is your goggles. Having a pair that doesn’t leak, is comfortabl­e for long periods of time (even the fastest full-distance swimmers take 45 minutes to complete the first leg of the race), doesn’t fog up and provide decent vision can make all the difference in the success and satisfacti­on of your next swimming endeavour. We’re happy to report that there are lots of options out there that will allow you to enjoy your next workout or race. Here are a few suggestion­s:

Arena Cobra Tri Mirror

$70 Designed with triathlete­s in mind, the Cobra Tri goggles are specially engineered so that water doesn’t flow over the lenses, so your vision remains clear. The mirrored lenses are great for open-water swims, but aren’t so dark that you’ll be hesitant to use them in a pool. 3D Japanese TPE seals ensure a comfortabl­e fit and that water won’t get in. You can dial in the fit, too, thanks to the adjustable nose piece and adjustable split strap. The durable lenses will get you through lots of workouts, won’t fog up and also provide UV protection for those outoor efforts.

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