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Question: needed to avoid splashing into an operated eye: no suction or pressure on the eye; water tight not needed, just to keep out most splashes. suitable?
Document: Never thought that I could find a water tight swim mask for my husband, but after hours of research ..I did it! The mask actually suctions to your face even without the strap being placed over your head! The mask is wide enough so there is no pressure on his eye sockets. The smoked glass is wonderful and does not distorte the color of objects. He loves his new mask. His eyes are not scratchy for the rest of the day as they were after his 2 hour daily swim.
This swim mask is works really well. The only problem i had with it was getting a little red mark right in the center of my head, right between my eyebrows from the pressure of my mask, perhaps because it was too tight. So i tried loosening it. The mark went away and the water started to come in. But maybe i am the only one who experienced this problem
This is an excellent mask. It is easily adjusted without breaking tiny, important pieces. The lens are darkened and have UV protection so I can swim mid-day without the usual pain caused by the bright sunlight. Great suction to keep water out of the mask. I can see underwater now, too.
I wear contact lenses and go to the beach a lot. I wanted something to keep the water out of my eyes when I am in the water playing with my kids. A full mask was too big and I don't like how standard goggles press on my eye sockets. These are perfect. They are tinted also which helps when the sun is out in full force. This is my third set.
Best goggles I have ever had. I swim in pools and in sea water -mine are grey tinted. Have had the same pair for quite a few years --6 years? Really like that they fit above my eyebrows around my eye sockets and then below the soft tissue under the eye... it doesn't leave rings and is very comfortable, even when very tight. Another reviewer mentioned that they seal best when face is dry and mask is dry -- I agree.
I only just tried my new googles for the first time today, but I am extremely happy with them. I had an issue with my old goggles that they left rings under my eyes, and I was afraid they would damage the delicate skin there--so I was looking for new googles that would avoid that area. These do what I wanted, but they are even better than I expected. The suction keeps them perfectly in place. I didn't have to pause my workout even once today to adjust them.
Lot's of people love it. I swim a lot (everyday) and am always looking for more comfortable eye protection. I borrowed one to swim with and it was horrible -- lots of leak and a lot of painful pressure on my forehead.
If neither mask fits you well, try another mask, and keep trying different masks until you find one that fits you.To be sure a swim mask fits you properly, you should be able to press it into position onto your face, and have it stay there by suction (without the straps) for a bit. If it doesn't stay there, then that particular model of swim mask doesn't fit YOU. That doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the mask! Try a different mask.
these are great for those who swim laps, as they don't leave nasty suction lines around the delicate eye skin.
I purchased this mask to avoid the "raccoon eyes" that goggles gave me. When you get a good seal with this mask, it works great. But I suspect that the fit is a bit trickier because the shape of your face (and the top part of the bridge of your nose) is more involved than with goggles. Sometimes it leaks if I haven't gotten it positioned perfectly. It does leave a mark on your face but it disappears much faster than impressions left in that sensitive eye area.
Answer: yes