Goggles retain their flexibility and shape over time
Available with clear or tinted lens; blocks 100 percent of UV rays
Description
Seal Kid swim masks with clear lenses are designed to provide the greatest visibility indoors or in low light.
Product Details
Product Length:
8.0 inches
Product Width:
8.0 inches
Product Height:
2.0 inches
Product Weight:
0.2 pounds
Package Length:
8.0 inches
Package Width:
5.25 inches
Package Height:
2.5 inches
Package Weight:
0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 83 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 83 customer reviews )
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25 of 26 found the following review helpful:
Better than goggles Nov 09, 2001 Highly recommended. I bought these for my 5 year old son who was afraid of getting his eyes wet and going under water. They cost a little bit more than the regular goggles, but well worth it. They don't fog up, water never gets in them like regular goggles. The strap is so easy to adjust. I love them! He can put them on himself with not problem and they are very durable. Towards the mid summer he got the confidence to swim under water with them on and by the end of the summer was going under with out them.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
May not fit toddlers or young children May 10, 2011
By J. Stokes I am giving these four stars because aside from one issue, they are very well designed. I like the wider visibility these have - it's easier for kids to get used to than the limited visibility of separate goggles. The mechanisms for adjusting the straps work extremely well and the whole goggle frame is quite flexible, which should make it comfortable to wear.
However, the one issue I have with them is the way they're cut around the nose. The only way they will seal is if the child has a high bridge to their nose - which most toddlers and many young children do not. When I put them on my 3 year old, there was a large gap between her nose and the gasket, no matter how tight the goggle strap was. They also did not seal on a 4 and 5 year old that I tried them on. Interestingly, they do fit me quite well, and if I hadn't ordered the pink ones I would wear them - I'm a guy and slightly embarrassed to wear bright pink swim goggles.
So they will probably work well for older children or those with a high bridge, but I would not recommend them if your child has a low bridge/dipped nose.
15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Started leaking after a few weeks Aug 14, 2009
By S. Krahulik I purchased two of these goggles for my swimming toddlers after reading the rave reviews about fit. For the first couple of weeks they were great and I was a big fan. I rinsed them after every use and stored them in the original packaging. However, after about 2-3 weeks of use both of them started leaking and I can't seem to figure out why - other than the gasket has already lost its shape and cannot form a complete seal anymore. Very disappointing. Both of my kids ask to use their old individual eye goggles (that they hated before) after about 15 minutes of having to empty water out of these Aqua Spheres each time they go under. Wouldn't recommend for 3 or 4 year olds.
12 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Aqua Sphere Kids Swim Goggles Mar 09, 2007
By Melissa C. Kelly
"Melrose"
These goggles are great. I have a 3.5 year old taking swim lessons, who fought putting his goggles on b/c they were too tight and hurt to put on. But would complain about his eyes, if he didn't wear them. So I bought these after reading the reviews and noticing that they resembled snorkeling goggles in a smaller scale(I thought it would alleviate the "pinching" that my son complained about).
He loves them. They are so easy to put on and take off. And they keep the water out. They fit very well. They also fit me and my 15 month old daughter. Will probably buy another one as an extra.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Swim goggles for kids Nov 23, 2008
By Harald Belker For these goggles to be air tight, kids need to be older. The little nose of a 4 year old make it impossible to keep the water out.
based on 83 reviews
Better than goggles Nov 09, 2001
May not fit toddlers or young children May 10, 2011
By J. Stokes
Started leaking after a few weeks Aug 14, 2009
By S. Krahulik
Swim goggles for kids Nov 23, 2008
By Harald Belker
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