Rift Pro Swim Mask - Red (Smoke Lenses)

Good quality if you are looking for a single piece.

I've used Speedo Biofuse swim masks for my daily 60-lap swims for over a decade now. I generally buy a new pair once a year. They can easily function for a year and a half, maybe even longer, but I've found that after a year the lens become too clouded for comfortable use. I also use them swimming in the sea a few times a year. The fit is perfect every time, for me. I have a narrow oval head and brands other than Speedo sometime have problems achieving a proper seal around my eyes and forehead. Most brands are produced in Asia (Including Speedo) but I think the specs for Speedo may be more targeted toward the oval heads of European-descended swimmers than the wider heads of many Asians. I've found this to be true of motorcycle helmets as well, only a few brands nowadays are properly designed for oval heads. I've never had a strap break on the Speedos. One pair did start leaking at the lens seal after a year's use but the other nine or 10 pairs I've used daily over the years never leaked at all even after heavy use. If it weren't for the eventual lens clouding, I could probably go two years per pair. All swim mask lenses have this problem, and no amount of 'special care', lens formulas, etc will prevent it. At any rate, I swear by this model and hope Speedo never stops producing it.

I had the first two versions of these goggles (this is not the second version, contrary to their marketing BS) and the second version was much more fit for purpose and didn't leak like these ones do. This newer version is much bigger and thus has many more places where the seal leaks whenever you turn your head to breathe and they cannot be safely used for diving in either. They fog up right out of the box. It's such a shame that they had to destroy what was originally a good product. And they don't even come with a carry/storage bag - cheapskates Speedo, you should be ashamed of yourselves...