From polarised swimming goggles to goggles with mirrored lenses, we offer a range of goggle lens types to suit a variety of environments and light conditions. But which is right for you? Our Goggle Lens Types article explains in depth, but here’s a brief overview:

Speedo Goggle Types. While each Speedo goggle is unique, there are broad categories that the goggles can fall into. Deciding what style of goggle you want or need will be a big help in narrowing down the list of available options. Depending on the type of goggle, socket size and lens size can vary.

At Speedo, we offer a range of goggle lenses that are suitable for different uses, environments and light conditions. That’s why we’ve put together our guide on the different types of swimming goggles, to help you identify the best pair for you.

In this guide we are going to break down the best type of Speedo goggle for your aquatic pursuits, whether that means you are lacing them up for your first international meet, doing some open water swimming, or just want to crush some laps down at the local pool.