Designed in universal size for adults.
Antifog is an antifog layer inside the eyepieces. This layer significantly reduces glare. We recommend that you wash your swimming glasses with clean water after swimming and, before putting it into the case keep your goggles dry completely. Do not wipe your goggles with any handkerchiefs or touch them, damage the anti-fog layer, and the goggles will become foggy.
UV-filter absorbs dangerous UVA and UVB radiation, which can damage your vision. The goggles with UV-filter are suitable for outside and inside swimming.
The goggles have a wide angle of vision, providing you wide view and you can observe the surroundings. Ideal for swimmers on open water or triathlon.
Swimming goggles have a double straps. This type of tape is designed as one long elastic band, which is doubled. Its advatage is that it fits to the head better, you can put one strap above and one below or set each of them according to your needs. The great advantage of these straps is that even if they are torn they can easily be replaced by new ones.
The goggles have an exchangeable nose bridge. The nose bridge can be removed and replaced for longer or shorter ones. You can determine which length best suits you and adjust your swimming goggles according to your requirements and shape of your face.
It is designed as unisex.
There are 4 sizes of exchangeable nose bridges available.
Approved and certified by the International Swimming Federation World Aquatics. It meets all international standards and allows start at prestigious races.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Material |
Polycarbonate
Silicone |
| Age | Adults |
| Lenses |
Antifog
UV Filter Wide angle of vision |
| Belt | Double |
| Nose clip | Exchangeable |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Part of the backage | 4 sizes of nose bridges |
| Homologation | World Aquatics |
| Color | Blue |
Before we answer the question in the title, some of you might want to know what a triathlon is. Triathlon is a physically and mentally demanding sport that requires and builds endurance, consisting of three disciplines: swimming, cycling, and running. These must be completed in a specific order, in immediate succession
It's not surprising that winter could be long, dark and, unless you spend it somewhere in the mountains, unpleasant. Because of the shorter days and lack of sunshine, our bodies are subjected to unwanted stress and the spring season should be about rebooting the body and mind. Swimming is, therefore, an ideal way to support the natural detoxification process and improve the overall well-being of the body.
Whether you go to the pool several times a week or just once a month, regular visits mean you should pay attention to your hair and skin. Everyone knows that chlorine is used to disinfect pool water - you can smell it the moment you step into the changing room - so we have put together a few tips on how to deal with this chemical.
The start of a new season - or the wave of New Year's resolutions - often brings many people back to the pool. Swimming is widely seen as a low-impact sport suitable for almost everyone. Even so, this is exactly the time when more people begin dealing with back pain, shoulder pain, or discomfort in the cervical spine.
Your first swim workouts can feel stressful. How should you swim? What does a proper session look like? Do I need any equipment, and how do I use it correctly? Those definitely aren’t the only questions that may pop into your head. Let’s take a look at what a workout like this can look like.
Did you know that the TYR brand is named after the Norwegian god of warriors? It is all the more interesting because it was founded in 1985 in California by a swimsuit designer and Olympic medalist. Only one thing could arise from this combination - one of the most successful swimming and sports brands in the world. TYR’s success lies mainly in the fact that they are not slowing down in innovation, new designs and technologies.
Every year they create with something new, whether it’s new material not only for racing swimwear, self-darkening lens for goggles or unobtrusive designs of swimming caps, accessories suitable for swimming, or swimming aids.
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