I I know everyone’s circumstances are different but for me, I have good reasons to be on the zoggs …
I have two pairs of polarised (dark grey and bronze lenses), price wise each was less than £20 (they can currently be bought for £18).
I have sensitive eyes, I have large eyes. I can wear the zoggs ‘very’ loosely without discomfort and without leakage. I haven’t found a smaller / cheaper goggle that I can do this with – I have spent more than one pair of polarised zoggs trying to find a suitable cheaper goggle.
Both pairs were presents from family – I feel less guilty being a little more extravagant on gifts from them than items I buy for myself (so long as I stick within guidelines on what we spend on each other lol).
My grey lensed pair (from the photos) get hammered. They are the only pair I use in the pool and they double up for sunny days in open water. I swim early morning when the sun is low and the polarising really does make a marked difference. I only use the bronze pair in open water and only on dull / cloudy days.
The grey pair have just passed the two year mark so at sub £20 and 5 mins of bi annual maintenance I don’t exactly feel like I have been ripped off …
WD 