Picture this: You're swimming laps while a virtual coach silently helps perfect your technique and provides real-time feedback. Small yellow digits glow softly in front of your eyes, displaying your ...

We’ve often bemoaned the lack of smarts in swimming goggles – now, it seems, they’re finally getting better. Form, a startup based out of Vancouver, has unveiled the Swim Goggles. These connected ...

Despite its huge popularity, swimming has been left behind as far as innovation in the wearable space is concerned. According to Sport England’s Active People Survey, more than 2.5 million people aged ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." NOT TOO long ago, swim goggles weren’t even a thing. When swimmer Mark Spitz won 7 gold medals in the ...

Whether you’re swimming laps in an indoor pool or practicing your strokes on the open water in the hot summer weather, goggles are essential for seeing underwater and protecting your eyes from ...

Swimming season is almost here, and whether you plan on taking to your favorite body of water or your local indoor pool for a workout, there's no time like the present to buy a new pair of swim ...

Hours of swimming can be damaging to kids’ delicate and developing eyes. Swim goggles sized especially for smaller faces protect them and keep kids comfortable while they splash the day away. We think ...

After her children's swim goggles kept breaking, Ashley Carson, a resident of Goodyear, thought there had to be a better way to secure goggles without them snapping in two, tugging at hair, or ...

Displays have been getting more intimate for years, moving from the laptop to your phone to the smartwatch on your wrist. It’s increasingly common to rely on a gadget like the Apple Watch or Garmin ...

NOT TOO long ago, swim goggles weren’t even a thing. When swimmer Mark Spitz won 7 gold medals in the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, he did it without any at all. We’re not recommending that. That's ...