Cressi - Máscara de natación de visión ancha para niños de 7 a 15 años, caras estrechas para adultos, King Baloo fabricado en Italia

Good quality, leak free and durable.Survived a 2 week holiday in use every day and the fit seems very flexible as suited both my 4 and 7 year old. Recommended.

These are the coolest goggles I’ve owned. I swim quite often and I’ve received so many compliments from other swimmers on how “cool” these look! They’re quite comfortable to wear too.

Highly recommend these! It says for ages 7 and up, got em for my 6 year old daughter and they fit her great, Especially because the strap that goes around your head can be tightened or loosened and it fits comfortably. The lens are crystal clear and you can see through them perfectly even under water.

Passt meine 8 Jährige Tochter super. Zum Schwimmen sind keine Taucherbrillwn erlaubt aber diese schon da Nasefrei ist. Sie ist zufrieden.

This swim mask looks good in person, and seems to be made out of quality materials. My daughter tried it out, and she liked the way worked, she says it seems comfortable so far, and it was effective at keeping water out of her eyes. She usually wears regular swim goggles (with one lens per eye) but those often tire her eyes out after an hour of swimming -- she thinks this style is a nice change of pace. It was reasonably easy to adjust the size of the straps as well.The product description also claims that these goggles have "Shatterproof lenses and external anti-scratch treatment, UV protection and internal anti-fog treatment"... I don't know how to easily verify all of those claims, but these appears to be a fairly reputable brand that specializes in swim-gear, so hopefully all of that is true (and if so, then those features give this mask an edge over some cheaper options that lack UV protection, etc.).Outside of those claimed features, this mask seems fairly typical -- it's a pretty a basic, standard sort of plastic/rubber/silicone swim mask that seems nice but not particularly high-end or notably innovative. But it seems decent for its price-range. If the mask manages to last a few years without the lense getting scratched up or the straps snapping (typical fail-points of swim goggles) then I'll be impressed, but it's hard to say how durable they are without more extensive use.The only negative I've run into so far is minor, in that it's not directly related to the mask itself, but instead the one accessory: The product description brags about the mask coming with a "reusable plastic protective box" -- and it does, but IMHO it's not a box that's nice enough to keep, so it ends up kinda seeming like a waste of plastic (and there weren't any recycle markings on the plastic, so I'll probably have to trash it instead of even being able to put it into the plastic recycling bin)... The "reusable plastic protective box" is basically hard-plastic, see-through glasses case -- but it's way bigger than it needs to be, so it won't be very convenient for storing the goggles in our luggage or my daughter's backpack, etc., because it takes up too much room. And it does really stay on very well either -- rather than a typical hinge-design like you'd expect with a glasses case, it pops open into two pieces (and kept falling open on its own when we moved it around).... But I'm not subtracting a star for this, since I only needed the swim-mask itself anyway, I'm looking at the storage-case as just being a sort of bonus that at least kept the mask safe during shipping (although, actually, now I'm remembering it had actually already popped off before I have opened the box as well haha)... So, yeah, I'd recommend that the manufacturer either switch to a more environmentally friendly recyclable case for packaging the goggles in (and give up on the idea of the packaging doubling as a cool reusable storage case) and/or figure out a more useful and compact carrying case that will be more compelling to continue using on an ongoing basis. Because the current case seems like too much of a compromise to be great for either use-case.