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Nike Strapless Swim Goggles
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I just noticed that Nike now makes a strapless swim goggle. It looks like a swedish-type design that comes with "gaskets" made out of double-sided medical adhesive. You put a new adhesive on each time you use them. The $25 price includes a pack of 20 adhesives and you can get additional 20 packs for $20. I think I might give them a try. Has anyone used them yet?

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Re: Nike Strapless Swim Goggles [cyclistmac] [ In reply to ]
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How can you test if they fit (w/o buying them and using the adhesive)? I always press goggles to my face and see if they stay put. I wonder if this would work the same.

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Re: Nike Strapless Swim Goggles [cyclistmac] [ In reply to ]
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What happens if/when you get whacked in the face during the swim?

They are meant for record-breaking race attempts. Nike came out with them before the Athens Olympics, but I don't recall any of the Nike athletes using them. The idea was that no nosepiece meant lower drag.

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Re: Nike Strapless Swim Goggles [cyclistmac] [ In reply to ]
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wow, $1 for a little bit of double sided tape? talk about profit!

BTW, the skin near your eyes is very very sensitive, continuing to apply and remove adhesive tape strong enough to keep water out will likely irritate it...
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Re: Nike Strapless Swim Goggles [cyclistmac] [ In reply to ]
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sounds about as comfortable as strapless bras. great. are straps that much of a burden?

and i am allergic to medical adhesive. i'll pass.
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Re: Nike Strapless Swim Goggles [Rappstar] [ In reply to ]
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What happens if/when you get whacked in the face during the swim?
I made the mistake of swimming with the Sweedish "Socket rockets" in my last open water tri. I took an elbow to the lens, and my eye hurt for a good four days.
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