Swimming Goggles & Accessories: Video Series

Tusa swimming goggles are anti-fogging, UV protected, have silicon gaskets, are very durable and represent the preferred goggle of women in triathlons. Swim with Tusa goggles for recreation or competition using information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swim goggles work by creating a seal around the eyes to keep water out when swimming, diving or snorkeling. Use anti-fog swim goggles with silicon straps and gaskets with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swim goggles may leak when the seal changes shape from wear and tear on the gasket, causing water to leak into the goggles. Try on swim goggles before buying them to ensure a tight seal using information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Fit swim goggles by pressing them against the face without the straps on and determining if a seal is created around the eyes. Protect the eyes from water when swimming with properly fitted swim goggles using advice from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

To adjust swim goggles, open the clip that holds the straps and pull or loosen the side straps to create a tighter or looser fit on the goggles. Adjust the nose piece on certain swim goggles using instructions from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Most swim goggles are prevented from fogging up with an anti-fog coating on the inside of the goggle lens. Avoid touching the inside of swim goggles and use an anti-fog spray if the lenses begin to fog with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Clean swim goggles by rinsing them in cold, clear water and avoiding soap or chemicals. Remove the chemicals from the swimming pool that damage swim goggles with advice from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

The most popular prescription competition swim goggles are the Speedo Vanquisher Optical goggles, which provide a competitive style of goggle with prescription lenses. Find optical swim racing goggles that correct vision with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Aqua Sphere Prescription swim goggles allow swimmers to interchange prescription lenses in each side of the goggles. Find out how easy it is to adjust Aqua Sphere Prescription swim goggles using information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swim goggles come in small sizes for swimmers with small features or small eyes, including the Speedo Jr. Vanquisher which has all the features of regular goggles. Consider wearing children's swim goggles for smaller eyes using insight from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Competition swim goggles should fit closer to the eye and create less drag when racing. Race with swim goggles similar to Olympic swimmers using tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Women's swim goggles are designed to be narrower and fit more softly on the face so that female swimmers are more comfortable. Find women's swim goggles, including the Tier Fin, the View Selene and the Speedo Women's Vanquisher, with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swim goggles made for girls are designed to fit female faces better and come in more feminine colors, such as pink and coral. Learn more about popular girl's swim goggles with information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Youth swim goggles, also called juniors, are made for smaller faces but with the same quality and durability of adult swim goggles. Find youth, or junior, swimming goggles that can be worn by children as young as 3 years old with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

For swimmers with big noses or bigger faces, many swim goggles come with adjustable nose pieces than can accommodate a larger nose piece. Find out more about quality, anti-fog swimming goggles with adjustable nose pieces using information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Optical swim goggles allow swimmers to have a clear view of the side of the pool and competitors in a swim race. Have prescription swim goggles made by an optometrist with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

There is no official rating system for swim goggles but different goggles can be rated for indoor or outdoor swimming. Find swimming goggles with higher quality materials using insight from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swimming accessories include kick boards, pool buoys, paddles, nose clips and ear plugs. Use swimming equipment to improve strength and swimming comfort with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming accessories.

Swimming fins are used by swim racers to train and develop muscle memory for kicking. Get shorter swimming fins that will not slow a swimmer down with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming accessories.

Swim caps can be made out of soft silicone rubber, light latex or comfortable Lycra material depending on how the swim cap will be used. Customize silicon or latex swim caps with a team logo using advice from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming accessories.

Speedo is the most popular name in swim goggles because they produce a wide variety of swimming goggles for women, children, men and competitive racers. Find Speedo swim goggles for beginning swimming or racing using information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swimming goggles were invented by Guy Gilpatrick in the 1930s in an effort to keep salt water out of the eyes when diving. Discover how swim goggles have evolved since they were first developed with information from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swimming goggles are made with polycarbonate lenses, a plastic frame, a silicon or neoprene seal and silicon or rubber straps. Learn about swim goggles made with anti-fog lenses using insight from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

The perfect swim goggle should fit nicely, be durable, not fog and not leave rings around the eyes. Try on swim goggles designed for women, racing or recreation with tips from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.

Swimming goggles used in the Olympics are very streamlined, small and closely fitting to the face, such as the Speed Socket by Speedo and the Speedo Vanquishers. Wear comfortable and fast swim goggles like those from the Olympics with advice from the owner of a swimwear shop in this free video on swimming goggles.