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Latest Insider. Check out the latest Insider stories here. More from the IDG Network. FAQ: Giving up on Vista? Here's how to downgrade to XP. Vista SP1 beta weeks away; final due in Q1 ' WinXP SP3: seems snappier and error'd. The Vista Mask is our top of the line model. The Seal XP is the smallest of the three and is the only one with a semi flexible frame. The Vista and the Seal offer a very soft and flexible silicone skirt with great sealing properties.
The Softeril skirt on the Seal XP is a very flexible blend that resembles silicone, and creates a great seal. All of our goggles and masks have our Patented curved lens technology that gives you exceptional peripheral vision. My best recommendation is to try them on. I think with trying them on you will be able to see which feels the best for you. Post 4 of 6 views. This is awesome, especially with the pictures. I use the Vista for training as they are more comfortable and don't give me that horrible bulged eyesocket look afterwards.
I've liked them so much that I've even used them in a half and an olympic this year regardless of the larger profile. Other than the few snickers about the profile which stop when I beat them out of the water , my only concern is that the stiff frame might increase the damage from a kick in the face in a crowded start.
So, I'm going to take a look now at the Seal XP and see if it might be the right fit in between a standard swim goggle and the Vista. Thanks for the pictures. Now off to my swim store to see. Post 5 of 6 views. The size of the mask is great for any type of swim training or race.
Personally I'd say that I'd rather have a good comfortable goggle that I can see out of and stay in line with the buoys and possibly lose a couple of mili-seconds on the swim, than a goggle that leaks or is uncomfortable and causes me to stop or swim off course because I can't see. So regardless of what perception is of the size, function over form is surely a bigger goal here.
That being said, one model might fit you better than another. So please do try them all on and see what feels best for you. The harder frame shouldn't be an issue with a blow to the face. The silicone skirt can help to cushion the impact over the whole goggle. Best of luck! Swim Fast! Jake Get outside!
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