Use this practical race-morning goggle routine to prevent fog, leaks, glare surprises, and last-minute panic before an open water or triathlon swim.

Learn how to sight in open water without breaking rhythm, lifting too high, panicking, or losing speed in lake, ocean and triathlon swims.

Choose the right open water goggle lens color for sun, clouds, dawn starts, murky lakes, ocean glare, and triathlon race day conditions.

Open water goggles usually leak because of fit, strap tension, gasket shape, cap placement, or face movement. Use this practical checklist before your next swim.

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