You may simply need to tighten your straps or swap out nose pieces to keep them firmly in place.
The faster or more aggressively you swim (for instance, if you dive off the blocks versus simply pushing off the wall), the more difficult it will be to keep them in place. But if tightening doesn’t solve your problem, those goggles simply may not be the right ones for you.
Researchers have noted the main problem with commercial swim goggles is that they don’t take into account everyone’s unique bone structure and facial features. That means even when a pair is touted as “the best,” as we’ve done here, it still may not be the best for you.
If you’ve tried an array of over-the-counter goggles and they’re still leaking, consider custom goggles like Magic 5.