Picking perfect goggles | Avoid leaks with these simple tips | Triathlon Goggle Guide

Goggles are an essential piece of triathlon kit. Whether you're racing in the outdoors or simply getting your reps in down at the local pool, a good pair of goggles can make or break your swimming experience.
There are many different styles of goggles on the market featuring a diverse range of gasket profiles and sizes, multiple choices of strap and of course, a plethora of lenses including clear, tinted, mirrored and photochromic.
Not all goggles are created equal, which is why 220 Triathlon have teamed up with our friends over at Zoggs to bring you this guide so you can select the perfect pair of goggles for you.
For more details about the goggles seen in this video, visit www.zoggs.com/...
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[@Alex-kr7zr]

5:35 that sounds like a bad idea, those goggles are expensive, wouldn't want to destroy them with the chlorine in the pool

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Wear and tear from chlorine or salt water is something to consider when selecting the right goggles for you. More information on the reactor lenses can be found at www.zoggs.com/