Making the best choice

Size and Fitting 

The size chart is a general purpose indication as each individual is unique in it's body shape. Consider your preferences, in regards to wearing a tight or not so tight fit, but please take this into account:

• Swimwear should always provide some degree of compression.
• In training and lap swimming freedom of movement and comfort are primary considerations
• In competition a tight fit is essential (while not restricting swimming movements). Compression is one of the key factors behind the performance enhancement a swimsuit provides

Swimmers commonly compete with racing costumes one size smaller their training costume.
 

Optical correction swim goggles

The lens graduation for your optical correction swim goggles should be the same prescribed for your day to day spectacles (your contact lenses and spectacles prescription may differ)

If your exact visual acuity is not available select the available lens graduation immediately below, example:

• If you have a visual acuity of -2.75 diopter an adequate choice would be the OK570AF goggles with -2.5 diopter correction.
• should you prefer the OK3800AF model the adequate choice is a -2.0 diopter correction, the -3.0 diopter although nearer is not advisable since it's is stronger than your prescribed correction.

If you need different corrective lenses for left and right eye please contact us, as we can arrange to deliver you the required combination.

While swimming goggles lenses are not a direct match for your regular prescription ones they are more than adequate for temporary use.

It might take a few minutes for your eyes to adjust, but once that acomodation is done you will be more than satisfied with the results.