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Annox Force Kids Swimming Goggles

Annox Force Kids Swimming Goggles

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Annox Force Kids Swimming Goggles

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SKU	1402002117041-vconf
Max. recommended diving depth	3 meters
Type	Swimming goggles
Features	Anti-fog, UV protection
Gender	Kids
Taxcode	9506.99.60.80 \| Skateboards, Equipment for water sports
Lens type	PC lens

When choosing swim goggles, it's important to understand that there are different types of goggles and masks designed for various needs and swimming styles. Below is an overview of the most common types:

Swim Goggles
These are the most common and popular goggles for swimming. They are designed to protect the eyes from water and chlorine while providing clear underwater visibility. Swim goggles come in many variations, including models for training, competitive swimming, and recreational swimming. They are compact and fit snugly around the eyes, making them ideal for fast and efficient swimming.

Diving Mask
A diving mask covers both the eyes and nose and is ideal for snorkeling or shallow water diving. It offers a larger field of view than regular swim goggles and prevents water from entering the nose. Diving masks are often used for more relaxed swimming, snorkeling, or diving, where comfort and visibility are key.

Full Face Mask
Full face masks cover the entire face and allow for breathing freely through both the nose and mouth, making them ideal for snorkeling. This type of mask is designed for maximum comfort and a wide field of view underwater. It's perfect for those who want to experience the water without worrying about traditional snorkel methods.

Gender:

When choosing swim goggles, it's essential to consider whether they are designed for adults or children. There are significant differences in size and fit, as the goggles need to sit comfortably on different face shapes.

Adult Swim Goggles
These goggles are designed with larger lenses and wider nose bridges to fit an adult face shape. They often have an adjustable strap that allows the goggles to be tailored precisely to the user's head size. Adult swim goggles come in various options, including unisex models and specific male or female versions that take into account face shape and comfort.

Children’s Swim Goggles
Swim goggles for children are specially designed with smaller lenses and a narrower fit to suit children's faces. They are often made from softer materials to provide extra comfort and avoid tightness around the head. Adjustable straps make it easy to customize the fit, so the goggles sit securely and comfortably during use. These goggles also come in colorful and fun designs that appeal to kids and make swimming a more enjoyable experience.

Lens Type:

When choosing swim goggles, it's essential to consider which lens type best suits your swimming conditions. Different lens types are designed to optimize vision under specific light and water conditions.

Clear Lenses are ideal for indoor swimming or low-light conditions. They provide a natural view without altering colors or brightness, making them suitable for swimming in dimly lit areas or times of day when sunlight is not strong.
Mirror Lenses are perfect for outdoor swimming in bright sunlight or intense lighting. They reduce glare and brightness, making them ideal for outdoor training and competitions. Mirror lenses reflect light away from the eyes and protect them from UV radiation.
Smoke or Dark Lenses work well for outdoor swimming in moderate to strong sunlight. They reduce light intensity and help improve eye comfort in bright conditions. Dark lenses are often preferred by swimmers who enjoy a dimmed lighting effect.
Polarized Lenses are designed to reduce glare from the water's surface and provide a clearer underwater view. They are ideal for outdoor swimming in bright sunlight, especially in open water. These lenses help minimize eye strain and improve visual comfort.
Photochromic Lenses adapt to lighting conditions and shift from clear to dark based on brightness. They are perfect for swimmers who switch between indoor and outdoor swimming or when light conditions vary.
Tempered Glass Lenses are extremely durable and resistant to scratches and impact. Tempered glass is often used in diving masks and other goggles where extra protection against breakage is needed. This material also provides excellent optical clarity but may be heavier than other lens materials.
Polycarbonate (PC Glass) Lenses are lightweight, durable, and nearly unbreakable, making them a popular choice for many swimmers. These lenses are scratch- and impact-resistant while providing UV protection. Polycarbonate is a popular choice for swim goggles due to its balance of safety, comfort, and performance.

Max Recommended Diving Depth:

To ensure the safe use of swim goggles and diving masks, the maximum recommended diving depth is set at 3 meters. This depth is chosen to minimize the risk of injury due to increased water pressure and to ensure the equipment functions correctly underwater. Diving deeper than 3 meters can cause increased pressure on both the goggles and the face, which may compromise comfort and safety. It is therefore essential to adhere to this recommendation for the best and safest experience.

Features:

Swim goggles come with various features that enhance both comfort and performance underwater. Here are some of the key features to consider:

Anti-Fog technology prevents the lenses from fogging up during swimming. This ensures clear and uninterrupted vision, even during prolonged use or when transitioning between different water and air temperatures. It is an essential feature for both competitive and recreational swimmers who want to maintain optimal visibility throughout their training.
Many swim goggles are equipped with UV Protection, which protects the eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. This is especially important for outdoor swimming, where prolonged sun exposure can damage the eyes. UV-protected lenses help reduce the risk of sun damage and enhance comfort when swimming in bright sunlight.

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