Speedo Unisex-child Swim Goggles Hydrospex Ages 6-14

I am an mature aged adult who lane swims several x week. I have been wearing these Speedo Hydrospex Junior goggles exclusively now for years, and still find them consistent in fit and quality. Once on, they stay in place without leaking, with no adjustments needed during 1hour + workouts. Speedo also makes another model of goggles labeled for kids, and although they look very similar, they are smaller than the Hydrospex Junior. Don't confuse the two. As with any goggles, for best results, remember to ensure first that eye and cheek area is clean and dry, and free of any makeup or lotions, and that goggles as well are completely dry before putting on.

My kiddo likes these goggles. Cue colors and effectively keeps water out of eyes.

These goggles are fantastic. They are the only ones I could find that fit my five-year-old’s face and didn’t let any water in! He was jumping in from the side of the pool during his swim lessons and these ones actually stayed on his face and didn’t fill up!

My son recently started swim lessons and was very specific about wanting goggles with real suction. He’s 8 and has some sensory sensitivities, so finding the right pair was no small task. Thankfully, we hit the jackpot on the first try with these! These goggles have the perfect suction—no leaks, no fogging, and best of all, they’re super comfortable. He doesn’t have to overtighten them like other brands, so there are no deep marks left on his face. They’re easy to adjust, and he says he can see clearly underwater, which is a huge win. The color is awesome too, and he’s genuinely happy with them—which, if you know sensory kids, is everything. I’ll absolutely be buying another pair when he needs a replacement.

Works easy to use

Exactly what you expect. Works and fits well.

Light, durable and easy to adjust on my kids head!

These worked well for my seven year old. No leaks, comfortable. Well worth the upgrade from our last that kept falling apart. Gets the job done because who has time to worry about goggles when there''s swimming to do?