FINIS Smart Goggle Max Kit - Open Water Swim Goggles - CIYE App Sync - Leak-Proof - Triathlon Approved

First review ever - but I've enjoyed these goggles so much I felt compelled to offer my thoughts.I wrestled with spending the money on these goggles, but finally decided to give them a go. For me, they were definitely worth the money. I swim about 1.25 miles three or four times a week. In the past, timing myself was a hassle. I used to have a watch that would count laps and give lap times and that was great, but being able to see my time for each length of the pool has caused me to know how hard I'm working and know whether I need to kick it up a notch or not. Definitely made the swim more enjoyable and rewarding - in ways that I wouldn't have guessed. Would definitely purshase them again.Also, as an aside, they are very good goggles. The seal is very good and they are very clear.

Note: DO NOT try and clean these with anything but tap water. After antifog gets smear-y (and it will) you can remove the electronics and use some 99% isopropyl alcohol (any pharmacy carries it) along with some q-tips to remove the remaining antifog film.Goggles are comfortable once you get the right nose connector sorted. Anti fog film is good for at least a month. I already bought a replacement goggle and even with fresh water rinse I get 3 months tops. See note above .Electronics are fine and great for someone with ADD because focusing on individual splits keeps things interesting. They are super useful for setting multiple paces. My “slow” pace is a 1:24 100 free, moderate is 1:20, and fast is 1:18. Training “race pace” is 1:12. Open water 3 mile pace is 2:00/100. The point here is that with these metrics if you want to improve (speed, stroke efficiency, etc) you have the tools to monitor where you are at.4 star is mainly because in a perfect world they would provide their antifog to reapply after cleaning. Also the silicone seal tore slightly at 7 months. That’s probably on me because while I use the case, I think I was sloppy on how I placed it in case.Make sure the goggle cups aren’t bent during storage. See pic.

El lente se quebró en dos sesiones, el entrenador virtual es muy bueno pero la calidad del lente no.Tendré que pedir un lente nuevo para poder usar porque este se abre en el agua y no se puede usar el dispositivo.

It takes too much time to see your laps and it starts your rest and swim time wrong. Youll have a 34 second split and itll cout it as 44 second. BUT not a huge issue

The device works well. The goggles fit good. The goggle lenses have a coating on the inside for fogging etc that you can never touch and never touch is kinda hard to do. The lenses do get a bit cruddy after a few hours and i got tired of it. Had a few issues with leakage inside. I had to lightly wipe the spots off While I was rinsing them in the pool and ruined my goggle lenses. Now there permanently smeared. Luckily, the replacement goggles aren’t that expensive so yeah, I think they’re a little cheap and the film on the inside sucks!! All the years I’ve been swimming I’ve never had problems with goggles smearing !! The Ciye App has connection issues. After you end the swim by pressing the button on the top of the goggles, the goggles say ready to link and if you don’t pay attention to that and try to return later to link it, the data somehow gets lost. I had one swim that Swim.com could not locate , and then it popped up on the app almost a week later and it would not also sync with Strava. The folks at Swim.com did their best to help me though. 👍. Buyer beware🙃

I really wanted to put these through their paces before submitting a review. I've always was an average swimmer looking to improve my form and lap times. These have been invaluable on that journey. I've been able to teack my progress since I received these, and it's been inspiring.It's been very helpful to see in black and white where I was then, and where I'm headed. Especially since the progress doesn't happen overnight. If these goggles we damaged, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase them again. They've held up great to routine use without issues.

The FINIS Smart Goggle Max are a very cool combination of excellent swim goggles, a small HUD unit that sits on the edge of your peripheral vision and shares your swim data with you, and the Ciya app that lets you download detailed stats and customize the display for while you’re swimming. The goggles themselves are great, though their anti-fog properties can be a bit iffy. Overall the fit is great, with solid suction and good durability so far. These are splurge, but are also great tool if you’re looking to improve your swimming with real-time feedback, and provide far more detailed and accurate results than most smart watches.

The media could not be loaded. The App worked first try with an iPhone 14 and so did the firmware update which was automatic. Helps track all the stats you could want and just syncs with your phone after a swim to upload all the data.The screen is located in left eye blind spot. You just have to look to the left to see it. Sometimes I wish I could position the HUD so I didn’t have to move my eyes because I tend to swim in the direction that I’m looking.The goggles have a button on the top that allows you to turn the unit on and off. There’s nothing else really to do other than to just swim and let the goggles record data.My favorite part is I can see lap times, rest time, and it just cycles through these features depending on if you are actively swimming, or resting. The goggles somehow detect your head movement so it can record data on your breathing and which swim stroke. If you change swim strokes during a lap, it calls the lap “mixed”.Goggles are very comfortable and I forget that I’m wearing them. They do fog up like all other goggles but a little lick or some DIY anti-fog spray could do the trick.Going over my swim statistics afterwards via the phone app is the best part as it documents my progress. I like spreadsheets so saving records to keep track of stats helps to better my workout and motivate me to seek results.