Swimming Goggles Translucent Lenses XBASE EASY Yellow

The appearance of fogging depends on several factors, the temperature difference between the body and the water, the humidity level etc.. Wear by friction is one of the main causes. In the event of the appearance of fog, remember to soak your lenses in water, a protective film will reform. After a while, it is normal for the performance of the anti-fog to decrease. We offer an anti-fog marker which reactivates an aging anti-fog and increases the life of your glasses.

The watertightness of the swimming goggles is conditional on the silicone skirts being properly adapted to the morphology of the face. Before purchasing, we recommend carrying out the "suction cup" test without the elastic. If the goggles fit alone on the face, with a slight suction, then the product will be waterproof during the swimming session. It also allows you to identify any areas of discomfort or discomfort on the model's face. THIS MODEL IS AVAILABLE IN ONE SIZE ONLY

Swimming goggles adapted to the morphology of your face do not require significant tightening. Goggles that are too tight can cause discomfort, marks and even sometimes water ingress. It is not necessary to press on the glasses with the hands, a slight suction cup effect is often sufficient for swimming sessions without water ingress. The straps ideally pass 2 to 3 cm above the ears. This position will optimize the fit and comfort of the goggles

We recommend:- rinsing your glasses (only if necessary) by simply dipping them in water- avoiding powerful jets of water directly on the inside of the glasses.- storing the glasses in their box between each session to avoid damage the lenses (on the inside there is the Anti-fog treatment, on the outside to prevent scratches) - avoid exposure to temperatures above 60°cDO NOT TOUCH / RUB THE INSIDE OF YOUR LENSES

In accordance with the Q/BT 4734 - 2014 standard, all Nabaiji swimming goggles protect against harmful UVA and UVB rays during normal use, regardless of the tint of the lenses. Direct observation of the sun is dangerous and can lead to irreparable eye damage.