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Aqua Sphere

Aqua Sphere Kaiman Exo Swim Goggle, Made In Italy

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Fulfilled by Sportsgearus
Arrives Jan 4 – Jan 10
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Color: Smoke/Silver/Black


Features

  • Patented curved lens with 180-degree field of vision
  • Advanced Fit Technology
  • Micrometric strap adjustment buckles. Silicone split strap
  • EXO-Core Technology with Softeril gaskets
  • 100% UVA and UVB protection. Plexisol lenses with Anti-fog and Anti-scratch treatments

Description

Glide through the water with ease while wearing the EXO Clear Lens Goggle. Superior Comfort and Visibility with an Exceptional Design, the, KAIMAN EXO Goggle is an Excellent Competitive-Style Goggle that offers features Superior to a Traditional Swim Goggle. The KAIMAN EXO Goggles use Advanced Fit and EXO- Core Technology, are constructed from SOFTERIL a Synthetic Material that is Hypoallergenic, Soft and Comfortable. It does not Age and it keeps these features Stable Over-Time. It is Shape-Retaining, and it is not affected by Temperature Changes. It does not contain Harmful Material. The KAIMAN EXO provides 100% UVA and UVB Protection has Scratch Resistant and Anti-Fog Coatings to keep you Seeing-Clear when Working-Out in the Pool. The Lenses are made of PLEXISOL a Proprietary Material used in the Manufacture of Lenses that Compared-to-Glass offers Superior Transparency, 1/10 the Weight, and is 20 times as Resilient. It has High Impact Resistance and thus provides a Significant Safety Protection of the Eyes. Goggles are equipped with an Easy- Adjust Lever Buckle System with a Wide Silicone Strap for a Comfortable Fit. Goggles are Latex Free and are covered by a 12 month limited warranty.


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 7, 2014


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Aqua Sphere


Best Sellers Rank: #142,842 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #354 in Swimming Goggles


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Customer Reviews: 4.5 out of 5 stars 666 ratings


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    • Great goggles, but not for my head shape.
Color: Clear/White/Black
These are my third pair of goggle in about a year. I must have a weird shaped head, because I can't find goggles that hold their seal. I always end up with a leak on the outside edge within minutes of swimming. After trying on a pair of these in a store, I felt I'd finally found some that would hold that seal on the outside. But nope, after 4-5 swims with these, I still have the same troubles. Not to say this is the fault of the goggle makers, but I'm frustrated that it's so hard to find a pair that does the trick for me. I've since ordered a pair of Roka goggles, which from reviews, seem to help a lot of people with the same issues I have, folks that have gone through pair after pair looking for a non-leaking fit. I do want to emphasize that these goggles are otherwise GREAT. I can see great in them, they are comfortable, and my wife has the same kind and they work awesome for her. It's just those of us with neanderthal heads that have troubles. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2016 by CoupleOfNuts
    • Exo is a Huge Disappointment. Loved AquaSphere's prior googles, but Exo quality takes a step down
Color: Clear/Blue/White
I have used Aqua Sphere Googles (Kayenne and Kaiman) for 7 years and have owned 12 pairs myself. My kids use them with swim team which accounts for another 6 pairs purchased over 5 years. The quality has always been exceptional and never had any with leaks in the first 7 months of use... of course at some point the seals break down naturally. I was curious to try the new Exo google and am so disappointed! A week after the return policy was past they started leaking and the fit was not near as comfortable as the prior generations of Kaiman and Kayenne. The biggest attraction of those googles were that they were so comfortable I could swim a mile and didn't really notice they were on. No raccoon eyes... and a great seal with little pressure on my face. The Exo was so uncomfortable and then the leak makes me wonder what the product design team at Aqua Sphere was thinking... what a miss and the quality has gone downhill... cheaper materials. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2016 by J. White
    • Very comfortable but lost seal and started leaking in less than 6 month
Color: Smoke/Silver/Black
I've bought about a dozen of Kaiman goggles in the last decade and just earlier this year, the "improved" EXO version. Why you ask ? For one, they are very comfortable and fit me very well. But every single pair I've owned lost suction in less than a year. No, I don't abuse them- in fact, I take good care of them - always rinse after use and keep in the case to avoid scratching the lenses. And seeing how I'm an open water swimmer 99% of the time, they hardly ever get chlorine exposure, which would naturally degrade the rubber and plastic. Yet they enevitably lose the seal and start leaking. I've never written a review on these, just kept buying a new pair on average every year, but it got really annoying as my last pair (EXO in this case) didn't last even 6 month. Perhaps the improved version is after all not... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019 by DiscriminaTor
    • Well worth the money.
Wow! As comfy as could be and they don't leak at all. I was using the Swedish goggles and then put these on. Zero leaks and you don't have to have these on super tight to avoid leaks. I have a very big head (98th percentile) and these fit me just fine. They also don't push on the inside of my eyes despite having a non-adjustable nose piece. They're as comfortable as putting on a pair of good sunglasses. When I dive in off the pool deck these do not slide down my face or allow water to leak in, but I only dive in about two or three times per swimming session. These are very, very worth the money. I was a bit shocked to pay $26 for a pair of swim goggles, but getting out of the pool with white, painless eyes and not having to constantly fiddle with them while swimming--that's very nice. They're made in Italy and seem to be of very high quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2015 by Matthew Dyer
    • Best competitive swimming goggles I've owned in years
These are, hands down, the best goggles I've had in many years. While the regular Kaiman is very good, the Kaiman Exo is even better. These goggles are pretty low profile and do a great job of staying on. I never have to adjust them during a 90 minute practice. They're also soft and comfortable and, best of all, the bridge is fairly soft and doesn't dig into my nose like most goggles do. I am going to stick with these for quite a while. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018 by AJDestin
    • Too large for narrow faces
Color: Smoke/Silver/Black
I've been on the hunt for swim goggles that fit without digging into my eye sockets and giving me raccoon eyes &/or headaches. I've used primarily Aquasphere goggles color the past several years as they were the only ones that didn't leak since I have a very narrow face. I thought I'd found the solution with these, as they fit wrong the eye instead of into the eye socket. But they lost suction and started leaking badly after only 3 weeks of use. And of course I waited too long to return them. So bummed! I give them 2 stars simply because I don't think they're defective, they just aren't right for very small faces. BUT I tried the women's Michael Phelps Aquasphere goggles and I absolutely LOVE them enough that I bought an extra pair to leave in my swim bag as a backup pair just in case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2018 by B. Cueva
    • Kaiman Exo might last longer than the Kayenne
Color: Clear/Blue/White
I believe it's too soon to tell, but these goggles fit just as nicely as their Kayenne counterpart. The differences between the two that I have found are: Kaiman Exo: Adjust strap by force, there is no button. The rubber clip on the side is sufficient in holding the rubber in place. Conforms to face same as the Kayenne. Rubber feels stiffer than Kayenne. Perhaps the longevity will be greater? Longevity: Unknown. Kayenne: Adjust the strap by the quick release? button. Can tighten on the fly. Conforms to face same as the Kayenne. Rubber feels pliable/squishy. Longevity: One year. Lens/rubber leaking. Use:Chlorinated water. Usage Hrs: 80-100? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2016 by Tyler
    • Wide view lens but with a pinch
I like the field of vision and the tent. They allow me to see what is all around me which is perfect for open water swims (or swimming next to an opponent in the pool!). I was wearing the Speedo Vanquisher before these with no complaints. A friend got these and loved them so I tried them and like the wider field of view. The only thing that I have had to adjust to is the way they seal to my face. When I have my swim cap on the way I usually wear it (down on my forehead), the skin between the top of the goggle and the bottom of the cap pinches a little bit. I have adjusted by pulling the swim cap up farther and back on my temple more. Other than that one thing I have really liked these. I wore them on a 1.2 mile open water swim in very heavy current and they worked amazingly well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2015 by DanaDeBard

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