TYR Blackhawk Racing Prescription Goggles

While designed primarily for competitive pool training, the wide peripheral vision and UVA/UVB protection make them a capable choice for open water sessions as well. However, keep in mind they are low-profile racing goggles, so they may not offer the same level of comfort as larger, recreational masks for very long swims.

You should use the same diopter strength you use for your glasses or contact lenses. If your prescription differs between your left and right eye, these goggles allow you to purchase separate lenses for each side to ensure a balanced, clear view.

The low-profile design is intended to reduce drag, which means the fit is closer to the eye socket than recreational goggles. While the watertight construction is excellent for racing, it may feel more snug, so it is important to adjust the strap tension carefully to avoid excessive pressure around the eyes.

Yes, the polycarbonate lenses are highly durable and designed to withstand the rigors of daily training sessions. To maintain their longevity and clarity, rinse them with fresh water after every swim and avoid touching the inside of the lenses to preserve the anti-fog coating.

These are sized for adults and older teenagers, specifically categorized for ages 16 and up. If you are purchasing for a younger swimmer, the fit may be too large, leading to leaks and discomfort.