Zoggs Tri Vision: Road Test
It’s the mutant love-child of a mask and a pair of goggles. But would you wear it?
What is it?
The mutant love-child of a mask and a pair of goggles. It’ll transform your swimming experience.
How so? The quality silicone skirt and strap make it much more comfortable than traditional goggles, while still keeping the nose clear for exhaling. And big, curved lenses (clear or tinted) give you unparalleled underwater views.
Of what, pubes and Band-Aids? I was thinking more of the glorious ocean than your local swimming pool: the magical dance of sunlight on sand, the wonder of a breaking wave seen from below, and schools of fish. That sort of thing.
Why not just wear a mask? The Tri Vision is streamlined and low-volume, with swimming in mind. Plus, you couldn’t wear a mask between the flags without looking like a voyeur.
$30, zoggs.com.au
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