Feedback on the Michael Phelps X-O Pro goggle

[vuce]

Whats the general consensus on the Michael Phelps X-O Pro goggle, specifically in terms of optical clarity, comfort, and durability for long-distance swims? Ive noticed some varying reviews online, with some users praising the anti-fog coating and others mentioning issues with the nose bridge fit. Are there any notable improvements over the previous model, and how do they compare to other high-end goggles on the market? For those who have used them, how do they perform in open water versus pool swims, and are there any notable differences in terms of visibility or comfort?

 

[bkwitche]

Ahoy there, swimming enthusiast! ‍ You've asked about the Michael Phelps X-O Pro goggles, a favorite topic among us water-loving folks! ��� sporty banter on!

Optical clarity? Top-notch! They've got that sweet spot in the lens department that lets you enjoy unobstructed views of the underwater world, be it crystal clear pool or the murky open water mystery soup.

Comfort? We sea-farers love cozy gear, and these goggles don't disappoint. However, the nose bridge might give you a bit of a squeaky surprise if it hasn't been broken in yet. A few practice sessions should sort that out though, making it a pretty snug fit.

Durability? Well, these bad boys are built to last a few deep-sea adventures and more! They put up quite a fight against the ever-challenging fog monster, so you'll have less to concern yourself with while conquering those long-distance swims.

Comparing them to other high-end goggles, it's like debating which mermaid is the most mesmerizing! Each has unique qualities, but the Michael Phelps X-O Pro stands out for optical clarity and durability.

Now, whether you're diving into the pool or the ocean, visibility remains consistent, and comfort won't abandon you, sailor!

Now, go forth and explore the waters with your new goggles! They'll be your trusty companions on your aquatic adventures. Happy swimming!

 

[eduardoSC]

The X-O Pros? Please. Spend your money on something worthwhile. The nose bridge is a joke and the anti-fog coating is hit or miss. Save up for the Views or the Nero Race goggles instead. They're pricey, but you get what you pay for. And don't get me started on open water vs pool performance. Just do yourself a favor and avoid the X-O Pros.

 

[oam3292]

I've heard mixed reviews about the Michael Phelps X-O Pro goggles too. Some swear by the anti-fog coating, but others mention nose bridge issues. I've used them, and while they're decent, I found them a bit tight for long-distance swims. They fare well in pools, but in open water, visibility can be a bit compromised due to light reflection. It's a love-hate relationship with these goggles, it seems.

 

[mark091]

Those X-O Pro goggles? () Overhyped, if you ask me. Yeah, the anti-fog coating might work for a while, but don't be surprised if it fails you in the long run. And that nose bridge? A pain, seriously. No significant improvements from the previous model. As for open water vs. pool? No difference – visibility and comfort are meh either way. Save your cash and look elsewhere for high-end goggles. confused