If you're short-sighted and swim at a high level, you know how hard it is to find goggles that correct your vision without looking like a basic "optical" model. The SWANS SRXCL-MPAF Smoke/Orange solves exactly that: a true SRX racing profile, mirrored lenses and a hydrodynamic design that matches non-prescription competition goggles.
At checkout, choose the diopter for your right lens and your left lens. The price already includes everything: two prescription lenses and the PS-SRK mounting kit with strap, nose bridge and components. You receive a complete goggle — no extra purchases needed.
Technical features
- complete goggle with separately selectable diopters for right and left eye, from -2.00 to -7.00;
- PS-SRK kit included in the price;
- Smoke x Flash orange mirrored lenses, with 16% visible light transmittance;
- Premium Anti-Fog (PAF) coating, more durable than standard anti-fog;
- over 99.9% UVA and UVB protection;
- thinner polycarbonate lenses for less bulk and lower drag in the water;
- high-adhesion elastomer gaskets, stable at the start and on turns;
- wider field of view thanks to lenses positioned closer to the eyes;
- interchangeable nose bridges included in the PS-SRK kit;
- World Aquatics approved for competition use;
- CE conformity (SRXCL-M PAF certificate);
- Made in Japan.
Differences compared to other models and brands
✅ Compared to modular kits like Mad Wave Streamline, Speedo Mariner Pro or Malmsten, these offer a true SRX racing profile, not a fitness look.
✅ Compared to pre-assembled models like Saeko S14AOP and S13AOP, they let you choose different diopters for each eye.
✅ Compared to the SR-2M EV OP, they stay in the same SWANS competition league, but with a custom diopter for each eye and superior Premium Anti-Fog.
✅ Compared to Zoggs Vision and Aqua Sphere Eagle Optics, they combine racing aesthetics, mirrored lenses and World Aquatics approval in one product.
✅ In short: the same style as non-prescription competition goggles, without giving up visual correction.
Who it is recommended for
- competitive and masters swimmers with myopia who want a World Aquatics approved racing-profile goggle;
- swimmers with different myopia in each eye;
- anyone swimming outdoors or in open water who needs mirrored prescription lenses;
- swimmers who prefer to avoid contact lenses in the pool;
- swimmers at every level looking for a sleek, technical, tailored goggle.
Nuoto Mania's opinion
For us, this is one of the most interesting options for short-sighted swimmers who no longer want to settle for bulky or unattractive prescription goggles. The strong point is the combination of racing looks, separate right/left diopter choice and PS-SRK kit already included. Our advice: try the different nose bridges, and especially on your first use, go for a diopter slightly weaker than your everyday glasses.
FAQ
- Q: How do I choose the right diopter?
A: Objects appear slightly larger underwater, so it's best to choose a diopter slightly weaker than your everyday glasses. Example: if you wear -4.00, try -3.50; if you wear -2.50, try -2.00. On your first use, don't overdo the correction.
- Q: Can I choose different diopters for right and left?
A: Yes. At checkout you select the diopter for each eye. SWANS recommends keeping the difference between right and left at 2.00 diopters or less to avoid eye strain.
- Q: What is included in the price?
A: The complete goggle: two SRXCL-MPAF prescription lenses in your chosen diopters, plus the PS-SRK kit with strap, nose bridge and mounting components.
- Q: Can I use them in competitions?
A: Yes. Mounted on the SRX system with the PS-SRK kit, they are World Aquatics approved and legal for official competitions.
- Q: Are prescription goggles better than contact lenses?
A: Prescription goggles are more practical and safer in the pool: with contact lenses you risk shifting, losing them or irritation.
- Q: Are the mirrored lenses suitable for indoor pools too?
A: Yes, but with 16% transmittance they work best in bright light, outdoor pools and open water. If you mostly swim indoors, consider the clear SRXCL-NPAF variant.
- Q: How do I preserve the anti-fog coating?
A: Don't touch the inside of the lenses and don't rub them. After swimming, rinse with fresh water and let them air-dry before storing.
- Q: Which diopters can I choose?
A: For each eye: -2.00, -3.00, -4.00, -5.00, -6.00 and -7.00. If your myopia is outside this range, contact us — we'll recommend the most suitable SWANS model, such as the SR-2M EV OP.
- Q: What happens if I choose a diopter that's too strong?
A: You may get headaches or eye strain. If you feel discomfort, reduce the diopter or ask your eye doctor for advice.