Prescription Swimming Goggles

On the way to the train station recently to attend the e-commerce awards in London, James and I heard an interesting radio discussion. 

When a new swimming season comes around there is often a need to focus and with Sutton Swimwear® we want to help you Deter the Blur®.

So we hit the pool to create some new lifestyle and action images.

This year, we decided to enter our eye health and prescription goggle websites into various online retail awards.  

Each awards has a judging panel made up of e-commerce and website experts who look into the brand, content and ease of use.

When we ordered some new goggles for our own brand of goggles, Sutton Swimwear, we were determined to have a great range of photos to show them off to there full, read about our day shooting.

Gator goggles now cater for small faces, celebrate this great news with us!

Now is the time to check if your prescription goggles have survived the winter at the bottom of your swim bag, or if you can still see clearly through the lenses. With summer on its way, you may want to think about changing from clear to tinted or even mirrored lenses.

All packed for your holiday? There is still time to order goggle spare parts and swimming games, kit, bags and towels from us.

Protect your eyes and keep children entertained in the pool and on the beach with our range of prescription swimming goggles and waterproof toys.

SwimFlex goggles are now available to buy on our dedicated prescription swimming goggles website in black, blue or pink.

Hope you've not been struggling in glasses. Over the summer we sell many of our popular Speedo Mariner, AquaPure and Speedo Pulse optical goggles.

New from Dutch sports brand Head are two models of prescription swimming goggles.

Head's patented optical prescription lens system promotes maximum vision in all conditions and is supplied with either clear or tinted/mirrored lenses.

The vast majority of spectacle wearers find out they need them when they are still very young. But I did have a work colleague whose condition wasn’t detected until he was in his late twenties, and he had quite a lot of trouble adapting.