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Choose the right swim goggles
Descriptionarena has a wide range of goggles, to make sure we answer the needs of all the different types of swimmer. If you are a competitive swimmer, you’ll be looking at racing goggles, which are optimised for performance with a smaller fit, maximum hydrodynamics, and maximum stability for dives and turns. If you are a fitneMore
arena has a wide range of goggles, to make sure we answer the needs of all the different types of swimmer.
If you are a competitive swimmer, you’ll be looking at racing goggles, which are optimised for performance with a smaller fit, maximum hydrodynamics, and maximum stability for dives and turns.
If you are a fitness swimmer, no matter how often you train, you should look at the training range, where there are different options, with different fits, different sizes, different designs, so that you can find the one that is most comfortable for you.
If you’re a triathlete and you have a swimming background, you’re probably going to use racing goggles, but if you come from a different sport, you might not be comfortable with racing goggles, and you would be better off with a training goggle that has a large gasket, a large seal, that gives you more cushion in case of kicks when swimming and wide vision so that you can see the buoys and all the swimmers around you.
Swimming goggles are usually unisex by design, but we have made a few goggles specifically for women, by adjusting the fitting, which is slightly smaller, and using soft and hypoallergenic materials.
We also have goggles for juniors, in both options - racing and training.
They are basically the same ones as the other ones with a smaller fit.
We also have goggles specifically designed for kids from 2-5/6 years old, which are even smaller, very soft and made using hypoallergenic materials.
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