Qishi Super Big Frame No Press The Eye Swimming Goggles for Adult

I don't generally give 5-stars; I try to reserve this for products that go above and beyond.Honestly, though, I've been really struggling with goggles. I just started swimming regularly about two months ago and it has been a pain in the but to find some that didn't leak. I did 60-laps today and not a single leak - not one. I didn't have them tight - just snug, so they were very comfortable. To really appreciate the value of this, you have to know how badly I swim -- mothers get their children out of the pool when I start floundering.I can't speak to whether they will fog with time, but mine didn't fog either. Additionally, they were easy to adjust.My only complaint is that it took away my excuse to pause every lap to re-adjust them : (

EXCELLENT PURCHASE!!!ABSOLUTELY NO LEAKING OR FOGGING.I swim at a gym for full body exercise and can see so clearly and with a wider view then conventional swim goggles. They also fit extremely well on my small face and are very comfortable. They are also an excellent goggle for free diving in the Caribbean to view the beautiful fish and coral. I highly recommend this product to others who love water sports. A must buy.

Great goggles, they seal really well. I have used many different styles of goggles- if you have deep set eyes AND a large nose, as I do, this type of goggle is a must as other more standard styles just do not seal. I would think that these may also be good for people who want to avoid the strong indentations the typical, smaller, goggles make. Good price as well.

After searching for the perfect goggle that didn't leave dark marks under my eyes, I thought I had found them with this Qishi's model. The goggles were comfortable and didn't leak, however, a plastic disc in the clasp broke after four months. After reading the reviews below this seems to be a recurring problem. I like these goggles so much I plan to duct tape the clasp while I resume my search for the perfect pair of goggles.

Seemed so great the first week. Now, in week 2, I don't know what happened. They were leaking so I tightened them up a bit to prevent that. Now, they put a painful pressure on the bridge of my nose and leave a red pressure mark kind of right between your eyes on the highest part of your nose. If I loosen them, they leak. Maybe I'll try adding a piece of cushioning there at that pressure point, but I fear that will either increase the pressure pain or pull the goggles too far out so they won't get a good suction. PS - I don't have a big nose. The clasp in the back is something new that I haven't had on my previous goggle straps. That works wonderfully...easy off! I like the tinting and the fact that I don't feel like my eyes are being sucked out of my head. I've traded the red marks around my eyes from my old style goggles for one red pressure mark in between them...but it's painful enough that I doubt I'll be wearing these long.

I have tried for years to find a set of goggles that worked for me; I think my problem is that my eyelashes keep getting in the way of normal goggles or else my eye structure would not prevent leaks. This is the first pair of swim goggles that worked for me out of dozens I have bought in the past. These goggles fit comfortably and do not leak so I can now swim without stopping every 5 minutes to empty them. My only adverse comment is that the pair that look transparent in color in the ad are really bright white (ugh!). I play to order another pair to keep in reserve.

Got a pair for my GF, and they are great. I would take hers to use cause they really are awesome goggles for price. They seal well, really cut down the bright Texas sun, and UN-clip easily. However, I give three stars because I just received mine (Ordered a pair for myself, 2 weeks after hers) and what I received was not even the same design. They had a hook clasp and didn't even seal to my face. The lenses are the same, but clearly a different manufacturer produced the pair I got. I quit using them about 5 minutes into my swim due to the inability to see. On top of that, I ordered a red pair, got black instead. Will be contacting the manufacturer

I swim laps in a pool twice a week and needed goggles which would not put pressure on my eyes. (I had started developing eye pressure discomfort and headaches, possibly from my goggles.) I bought the more expensive Aqua Sphere Seal Mask, but they leaked right away during my entire half hour swim. So I returned it to Amazon and ordered the Qishi No Press the Eye Swimming Goggles. They work great! No leaking problems and no eye pressure problems so far! Comfortable and easy to put on!

These goggles look like excellent quality. Very comfortable!However, for the first three uses, I had to frequently press against my eye sockets to get a seal. After a lap or two I would have small amounts of water accumulating in each eye. I tightened the strap quite tight in hopes of creating a better seal, to no avail.On the fourth usage I could not get neither suction nor seal on the right side.I contacted the vendor and was told, "please tighten the strap." I'm disappointed in this response since I felt I had clearly stated in the first email that I could not get a good fit even with a very tight strap.

I have a big head and large eyes. The goggles I used either leaked or left red suction marks around my eyes. I was ready to give up swimming, until I decided to give these a try. They are perfect! These goggles fit around my eyes, instead of digging into the sockets. They don't leak, and with the clasp fastening in the back, they're easy to put on over my bathing cap. Swimming has become a pleasure again!

Il faut appuyer fort sur les lunettes pour ne pas avoir d eau.

I used it today after I bought back in Sep ....water leak under eyes ..i have big forehead , not good

Did not form to my face and it is not adjustable.

Worked well for the first few swims than started fogging and water coming in. Bad product