Which Arena goggle line is which?

Arena goggles can look alike, but each line is built for a different swimmer. The line name in the product title tells you which one you have.

• Tracks: a racing goggle that Arena calls a go-to for competitive and training swimmers alike. It is World Aquatics (FINA) approved, with four interchangeable nose bridges and a dual strap.
• Python: for competition and training, with a snake-shaped frame for a wide field of view and tough polycarbonate lenses.
• Cobra Swipe: Arena's goggles for competitive swimmers with Swipe anti-fog on the lenses.
• Air-Speed: an ultra-light racing goggle with Air Seals built on a honeycomb structure.
• The One and Spider: training goggles, in junior sizes on this page. The One has a seal shaped around the face and eye area and a split strap. The Spider has a single strap with a back clip.

Getting the fit right: nose bridge, strap and seal

A good fit keeps water out, and Arena gives you three ways to get it. First, the nose bridge. The Tracks comes with four nose bridges you can swap to suit your face, while the Spider Jr has a nose bridge that adjusts on its own.

Second, the strap. A dual strap, like on the Tracks, adjusts at the back of the head. A single strap with a back clip, like on the Spider, is quick and easy to adjust.

Third, the seal. The One has a seal shaped around the face and eye area, and on the Air-Speed, Arena says the seals adapt to your face for a pressure-free fit.

If you are buying your first adult pair, start with the Tracks: it covers both training and racing. Then browse the full Arena collection, or compare other brands in all swim goggles.