Swim with clarity and in comfort with a set of these tried-and-tested swimming goggles. I’ve reviewed the 10 best for triathlon, pool training and open-water swims.
When it comes to pulling on your goggles for race day, THEMAGIC5 have long been a favourite of 220’s gear testers – and champion athletes including Ironman triathlete Jan Frodeno agree. So when the brand announced that they had taken 10 years’ of experience in providing athletes with custom-made bespoke goggles to launch a new […]
Do the custom-designed TheMagic5 swim goggles deliver the perfect fit? Swim coach and 220 Triathlon editor Helen Webster finds out…
Striking, reliable, and brilliant for open-water, here are our thoughts on the Zone3 Vapour goggle.
The new Orca Killa Comfort goggles feature wide lenses and adjustable straps – are they the perfect choice for triathletes?
The Form Smart Swim 2 act as superb goggles and a data-rich live workout screen. Helen Webster puts this revolitionary swim tech to the test.
When you’re swimming somewhere stunning, Aquasphere’s Defy.Ultra swim mask will help you take everything in for a pretty penny.
There’s no doubt, the Predator range is a classic for triathletes. But where do the Zoggs Predator Polarized Ultra goggles fit into the range?
Named after one of the best-ever open water swimmers, can the Huub Lurz goggles live up to his reputation?
With a choice of colours and lenses as well as a competitive price point, how do the Speedo Biofuse goggles 2.0 stack up for triathlon?
The Swans Turbo Valkyrie swim goggles are not only good-looking, but also provide great all-round vision. Have we finally found a pair of fully leak- and fog-free goggles?
We test our two best-ever performing swimming goggles at vastly different ends of the price spectrum to find our which comes out on top.
The Rapix-X goggles may be Tri-Fit’s first attempt at swimming goggles, but the brand has got a lot right here. Our full review explains why…
We take a look at Zoggs full goggles range to find the best pair for every swim scenario.
The Swans Ascender are high-end swimming goggles that live up to their race-oriented promise.
The Zone3 Venator-X are mid-sized swimming goggles providing a no-slip and comfy fit, and a massive choice of frame and lenses.
Poor goggles shouldn’t be an excuse for not looking where you’re going in the water, argues swim coach Helen Webster
Coming in at a bargain £16.99, the Lomo Vigour polarised goggles are an attractive proposition. I tested them to see if the performance matched the price.
Zygo has attempted to bring Spotify to swim sessions with its Z2 bone-conduction headphones. Does the streaming solution work?
A firm favourite among swimmers and triathletes, can the Zone3 Volare still cut it in 2025?
The Propel are a new pair of swim goggles from Tri-Fit: how do they compare to the competition in the pool and open water?
Ticking all the boxes is rare in a set of open-water swimming goggles. However Helen Webster found the new Volt design from Tri-fit an instant winner. Here’s why.
Helen Webster explains the different tints and finishes of open water swimming goggles, and which you should choose for different conditions.
A good pair of goggles features a multitude of attributes designed for a more comfortable, faster swim. Tom Waller shows you what to look for in the perfect pair…
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