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Goggle Seals
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Foam
High quality foam ensures comfort and protection for the face.
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Poly
High grade PVC material gives excellent sealing and leak resistant properties.
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TPR
New generation Thermo Plastic Rubber is a pliable material. It provides a comfortable soft seal and leak resistant properties.
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Silicone
The ultimate comfort. 100% silicone seals provide the highest leak resistant properties.
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Soft Cup
Affords a similar feature to the 'No Seal' Model but with a PVC cup which is more flexible and has a softer feel on the face.
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No Seal
The Original 'No Seal' Racing Goggle. Top quality engineering allows
this model to be worn without a conventional seal whilst still affording
excellent seal properties. For the more experienced swimmer.
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Headbands
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Rubber
A soft elastic material for general swimming use.
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Silicone
A high quality strap providing extra strength and durability.
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TPR
Thermo Plastic Rubber allows for accurate adjustment for an extra superior fit.
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UV Protection
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Every Eyeline
goggle has added ultra-violet protection as a standard feature.
Designed for the outdoor swimmer to provide essential protection from
sunlight and ultra-violet light.
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Anti-Fog
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Eyeline anti-fog
models are treated using the most advanced coatings available today.
Anti-fog lenses provide excellent optical clarity for all swimming
conditions.
Note:
Anti-fog inner lens coatings should never be rubber or scratched as this
will render the treatment ineffective. Do not use anything to clean
inner surfaces that will scratch the surface. Rinse goggles in fresh
water after every usage and air-dry. From time to time it is suggested
to use the Eyeline anti-fog spray to keep your goggles clean and reduce
'film build-up' on the inner surface which will lessen the effectiveness
of the anti-fog treatment and also reduce the optical clarity of your
swim goggles.
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Correct Headband Usage
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Eyeline headbands
are designed to be 'non-slip' so it essential to release the tension
through the buckle before adjusting the length. Failing to release the
tension through the buckle, the tighter you pull the headband the
tighter it locks and will exceed the natural length of any given section
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Correct positioning for all split,
dual and twin headbands. |
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