1. High-quality kids' swim mask with easy-to-adjust buckles
2. Softeril compound gives goggles a flexible frame and watertight fit
3. Curved lens provides 180-degree, distortion-free peripheral vision
4. Goggles retain their flexibility and shape over time
5. Available with clear or tinted lens; blocks 100 percent of UV rays

Editorial Review :

Seal Kid swim masks with clear lenses are designed to provide the greatest visibility indoors or in low light.

Customer Review :

Best goggles - kids love them!

My two kids - 7 yr old daughter and 5 yr old son - love these goggles. They are more comfortable for them to wear, easy to adjust, and seal well to keep water out of their eyes. Couldn't be happier with our purchase.

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my son's leaked from day 1 and they fit badly

I bought these based on the reviews for my 6 year old son who is petite, small framed. After much strap tightening, these goggles continued to leak and the pressure left deep lines into my son's face, but not only that, it seemed as if my sons eyes were struggling for room. My son is not shaped or sized out of the ordinary, so I am completely at a loss with why they fit so horribly on his face. Perhaps as another reviewer stated, a small face could be the problem to leakage. All in all, I am totally disappointed, how can these be considered leak proof? And the straps are bulky, much more strap to deal with then regular goggles. Adjusting on these goggles are super easy, though we tried a friends "TY" (?) brand, and they were super easy to adjust as well and they worked so much better than these aqua spheres, he didnt have panoramic viewing, but at least he did't have to empty them over and over or peer through the goggles with his eyes all pulled to the sides. I'm going to keep looking.

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great goggles

I purchased these for my 5 year old who has had problems with traditional goggles in the past. Traditinal goggles are difficult to fit for fidgety young children, not to mention uncomfortable. He is able to maipulate these specs and wears them all day in the water. They are comfortable for him, easy to adjust, and provide an unobstructed periferal view. I love these goggles and would recommend them to anyone with small children.

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Awesome Goggles

My kids absolutely love these goggles. I had to buy an extra set because my son will not wear anything else and I was worried we would lose one pair and he would refuseto swim ! They rarely fog up, are very much adjustable and comfortable and the kids enjoy wearing them. Lots of people ask about them because they do not look like regular goggles and I always recommend them !

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So glad I bought these!

I bought these for my 11 year old son, and he loves them! Says they fit his face perfectly, don't steam up, and don't let water in. What more could you want in a swim goggle?!

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1. Snorkeling bundle with cozumel mask, seabreeze dry snorkel, and proflex ii fin
2. Snorkel features a dry top structure
3. Easy-adjust buckle system
4. Contemporary design
5. The snorkel and mask are one size fits all

Customer Review :

Great Snorkel Set

I purchased this set for my 11 year old son for his birthday right before our vacation to Nags Head. It fit him well with room to grow (he's average sized). He's used it a lot in the ocean and at home in the pool. The goggles seal well and the snorkel stays dry. I feel like we got our money's worth, I just wish it had come with a storage bag like the Jr. sets I bought for my daughters.U.S. Divers Cozumel Mask, Seabreeze Dry Snorkel, and Proflex II Fin Snorkeling Set

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Perfect for a trip or recreational snorkeling!

We recently purchased two sets of these for a trip to Maui. After reading several reviews here on Amazon, I too was worried about the quality of the fins and reported leakage and breakage problems with the masks. My wife and I used both sets with excellent results!
We had some initial minor leaking on my wife's mask and discovered some of her hair was trapped in the seal. We cleared the hair and no more leaking (if you have any facial hair around the seal areas on the face, a little applied vaseline will help with the seal#. The fins held up very well and did a fine job. Fogging may be eliminated with spit. I suggest checking out the tips section on the US Divers website.
Additional comments:
1) This is not a professional set. Perfect for the yearly vacation or recreational use.
2) This set is easily packed in a large suitcase and also a beach bag, but a travel bag would have been nice. There are more expensive travel sets sold that fill this void.
3) The fins held up just fine, even around rough coral and lava fields. I accidentally left two of the fins on the top of the rental car and they fell off the roof at 30+MPH. No damage or cracking even then and we used them later that day. Follow the sizing charts listing on the sale page and also in other reader's reviews.
4) Try on the fins and pre-fit the snorkel and mask before you get into the water. It's easier.
5) We saved the original boxes for storage and will pack away inside until next year. This should insure additional trouble-free trips.

If you're about to take a vacation, don't even think about renting snorkel gear. We saw several sets of rental equipment during our trip and they were the most basic sets available, not to mention in very used condition. Quality of this set is FAR SUPERIOR to all of the basic rental equipment we saw at dive shops and at the same price as a one week rental (not to mention sanitary concerns)!
You will be happy you spent the money on your own set.



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poor fins, terrible mask


the fins are too flexible to provide much power, the mask fits terribly and leaked constantly. I used them once and returned them.

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Size chart confusion

Beware of confusion regarding the women's sizes on this item. I wear a size 9.5 shoe so based on the size chart in the product description, I ordered the Med/Lrg size. But when I got the gear in the mail, the box indicated that the Med/Lrg size was a women's 6-7.5 which would be too small for me. I scheduled a return for the item. I didn't want to open the box and risk not being able to return it for a refund. But some confusing comments on the review of this item caused me to take a second look. I did try the fin on and it did fit!!

So....long story short, the size chart listed in the product description appears to be correct, but don't be surprised when you get the item in the mail if it looks like you got the wrong size. Try it on first to see.

Hopefully this will save someone some time and frustration.

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works great

About once a year I make a trip to clearer waters. I usually spend a few hours snorkling each day for a week or so.

The mask may be a little limited peripherally. With a hard exhale the water build up can be easily cleared from the snorkel purge. Fins fit comfortably.

For the avg user, most masks are twice the price of this entire set. At one resort a single day rental was more than purchasing this set. I was quite impressed with the results, especially considering the price. Glad to have my own travel set.

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1. Drop in EVA topsole with Microban zinc
2. Multiple adjustment options for a secure fit
3. Shoc Pad
4. Water-channeling lug pattern helps to maintain solid footing
5. Spider Rubber outsole

Editorial Review :

The water-friendly Teva® Tirra women's sandal was designed specifically for the shape of a woman's foot. It features multiple adjustment options that guarantee a secure fit.

Customer Review :

Only a few minor flaws in this comfortable shoe

My feet are VERY blister prone and I do a yearly long charity walk. This style of shoe is the only one that gets me through (open toe, few straps). I love my Ecco Yucatans, but for $50 less, I thought I'd try the Tevas.

Pros
-The super comfortable, squishy footbed. Someone said it feels like you are walking on gummy bears and they are right! Plenty of support and yet airy.
-They are very lightweight and stand up to moisture.
-Decent looking design and plenty of colors.
-Decent price.
-Ability to adjust all straps as needed.

Cons
-Ankle strap is a little high and can be bothersome on really long walks. Could use a little more padding on the front of the ankle strap, too. I agree with another reviewer that said the strap could be longer. I have a lot of velcro exposed.
-Might just be my foot, but the far outside bone of my foot, where the toes and foot meet, hits the shoe in a hard spot. I'm quite certain this will blister on my long walks if I'm not careful. Loosening the straps helped quite a bit.

This is perfect for the vacationer who is doing a lot of hiking, walking, boat trips, etc. The Ecco Yucatan is still my preferred in this style for long walks.

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Excellent sandal

This sandal is a work horse. It's stylish, supports the feet (and I have terrible feet!),and I have had them on almost every day since I got them. I wore them while on vacation, walking good distances through town and waterfront and my feet didn't even hurt afterward. If I could I'd try to get a pair in each color! Past advice said keep them loose, and that is very true. I will likely put some powder on the footbed to keep the feet from sticking and making a "th-th-th-hi-c-c-k" sound while walking, but that is so easily fixed. It has been hot lately so that's why the sound. Fit is pretty true to size. Love, love, love these sandals!

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comfortable and cute

I love my Tevas - they are comfortabel to wear for extended periods and are cute to boot! THhey are well constructed and come in a great variety of colors too

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Very comfy!

These sandals were great right out of the box. I have a narrow foot and tend to wear 8 1/2's in my dressier shoes and 9 in my sneakers. The 8 1/2 fit me just fine. I went with the flinstone color because I love blue. It was hard to tell on my computer if the accents were grey or tan/brownish, they are both.
I agree with some reviews that mentioned the ankle strap being a little high, it is a little high, however I have kept it a little looser and it doesn't bother me. The strap could be a tad longer, but it isnt' a show stopper for me. With all the straps on the sandal these can easily be adjusted for narrow or wider feet. The insole is cushy and makes them more tolerable for longer wear during the day. Plus there is adequate arch support.
For a water sandal these can't be beat for comfort, style and price. I highly recommend them.

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Great shoe!

I ordered these shoes because I had a another pair of Teva shoes that I purchased over 10 years ago and still wear. The old ones don't seem close to wearing out! Also, because Teva makes their shoes with adjustable velcro straps, they are one of the few shoes that I can get to fit my long, narrow feet. When the new ones arrived I was pleased with the color (two tone blue) and the fit. I also noticed that the soles have arch support, which is quite an advancement over the old, flat ones that I have. They are quite a bit more expensive than other sandals, but comfortable and stylish. I really like them.

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1. Pelican cases are kept watertight through the use of a tongue and groove fit and a polymer o-ring.
2. Pelican cases come standard with an Automatic Pressure Equalization Valve which releases built up air pressure while keeping water out.
3. Pelican's Pick N'Pluck foam lets you customize the interior.
4. Stainless steel reinforced padlock protectors
5. Single folding front handle with no-slip overmolded cushion grip

Editorial Review :

Pelican Protector Cases are made with Copolymer Polypropylene, using an open cell core and solid wall construction, which is stronger and lighter that the competion. You can tell its a Pelican case by the distinctive "twin-ribbed" top surface. Stainless steel pins are used for hinges and handles. The new Double-Throw latches are much easier to open.

Customer Review :

Solid, Rugged, All-Purpose Case

For years I'd used Halliburton cases, even developing a product that included a C-105 case that housed our portable video presentation system. At the time that case was about $45, but well worth the expense. By 1990 the price for the Halliburton shot up to nearly $500 for the same case. I still had a couple in stock that I continue to use today, but I needed something equally rugged but more cost-effective. Enter Pelican. The 1450 was advertised at a price less than the cost of re-foaming one of the Halliburtons. This was a no-brainer.

12 years ago I bought that yellow Pelican 1450 Case to ship delicate video gear between Texas and Washington State. It usually traveled as air freight because time was critical. I needed a case that while being absolutely indestructible, would protect its valuable contents extremely well. The highly visible yellow made it easy to spot on a shipping pallet or baggage belt, and pretty unattractive to potential thieves. The addition of a padlock keeps everything secure inside, and while it may not be too attractive, it is supremely functional.

I bought it to transport an expensive video recorder, but time and technology have moved on and I've repurposed the old Pelican to carry my Canon DSLR. While it travels primarily by car now, it is still comforting to know that it won't be crushed by a shifting load of gear, or filled with dust and grit on a shooting location. Would I buy another? You bet! Newer models are even better, with a padded handle and provision for a second lock. It's the best case on the market for anything near the cost.

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Excellent & Rugged

I received my Pelican case today. I use it to protect a couple of portable pieces of test gear. We have used Pelican cases where I work for years and I can attest to their durability. The case is well built and Pelican backs it with a lifetime guarantee.
I highly recommend any of the Pelican case products.

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Pelican Case model 1500 with foam

As can be expected from Pelican, top notch quality ! If you are tired of the cheap cases that may, or may not protect your firearms or electronic gear then get a Pelican Case. They are worth the extra expense knowing that your gear is protected from theft ,shock, water, and dirt.

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Armageddon Vault

Over the years, I've owned equipment cases of every type and brand, so I'll get right to the point...if the world ends in December of 2012, all that will survive will be Pelican cases and whatever was locked inside them!

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A bit small for a pro camera kit

If you are considering this case for a small DSLR, read to the end. First, the basics...

I've used Pelican cases like this in my videography work quite a bit and this one matches up to others I've seen. It's a tough case, water-tight but not resistant to heat according to the owner's guide. The latches are a bit stiff on these cases but I love that it comes with pre-punched foam so you can easily fit whatever odd-sized object in snugly. Be sure to read the tips that come with it about using chalk or toothpicks to spot out the shape you want to cut out.

I ordered this case to hold my Canon T2i (550D) DSLR camera. Sure, the camera fits fine without a lens on the body, laying down screen side. And you can fit at least two small lenses in next to it. But the case is a bit too tight for my taste with the T2i resting on its bottom, which I'd like to do so I can store it with a lens attached. It also is too small to fit both the camera and the reasonably small Rode Videomic I bought to go with it. It would definitely be out of the question for the larger Canon 7D and 5DmkII or the Nikon D90 and the larger pro lenses.

The bottom line is that I'm probably going to keep this one to carry other, smaller equipment. I shouldn't have any problem finding a use for it. But if I was Goldilocks, this would not be the case that is "just right".

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1. Watertight, crushproof, and dust proof
2. Floats in salt water with 200 lbs (90.7 kg) load
3. Easy open Double Throw latches
4. Open cell core with solid wall design - strong, light weight
5. O-ring seal

Editorial Review :

Pelican Watertight Protective Cases. Waterproof. Crushproof. Dustproof. And they float! Hit 'em with your best shot! If it's valuable, these Cases will protect it! Made of high-impact copolymer and stainless steel hardware... these "bulletproof" Cases include a 1/4" neoprene o-ring for an absolutely airtight seal. When temperature or altitude changes, the purge valve allows for quick pressure release. Super-cushy Pick 'n' Pluck foam padding lets you customize the cushion without cutting... because it's prescored, you can just "pluck" out foam one 1/2" cube at a time! Excellent protection for sensitive equipment and electronics! Take your pick and order now! Internal Dimensions: 17"l. x 11 7/16"w. x 6 1/8"h. External Dimensions: 18 1/2"l. x 14 1/16"w. x 6 15/16"h. Buoyancy Max. (approx.): 35 lbs. AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Other Sizes - word search in our Store for 'Pelican'. Pelican 1500 Water Tight Protective Pelicase, Black / Silver

Customer Review :

A bit small for a pro camera kit

If you are considering this case for a small DSLR, read to the end. First, the basics...

I've used Pelican cases like this in my videography work quite a bit and this one matches up to others I've seen. It's a tough case, water-tight but not resistant to heat according to the owner's guide. The latches are a bit stiff on these cases but I love that it comes with pre-punched foam so you can easily fit whatever odd-sized object in snugly. Be sure to read the tips that come with it about using chalk or toothpicks to spot out the shape you want to cut out.

I ordered this case to hold my Canon T2i (550D) DSLR camera. Sure, the camera fits fine without a lens on the body, laying down screen side. And you can fit at least two small lenses in next to it. But the case is a bit too tight for my taste with the T2i resting on its bottom, which I'd like to do so I can store it with a lens attached. It also is too small to fit both the camera and the reasonably small Rode Videomic I bought to go with it. It would definitely be out of the question for the larger Canon 7D and 5DmkII or the Nikon D90 and the larger pro lenses.

The bottom line is that I'm probably going to keep this one to carry other, smaller equipment. I shouldn't have any problem finding a use for it. But if I was Goldilocks, this would not be the case that is "just right".

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Armageddon Vault

Over the years, I've owned equipment cases of every type and brand, so I'll get right to the point...if the world ends in December of 2012, all that will survive will be Pelican cases and whatever was locked inside them!

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Excellent & Rugged

I received my Pelican case today. I use it to protect a couple of portable pieces of test gear. We have used Pelican cases where I work for years and I can attest to their durability. The case is well built and Pelican backs it with a lifetime guarantee.
I highly recommend any of the Pelican case products.

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Pelican Case model 1500 with foam

As can be expected from Pelican, top notch quality ! If you are tired of the cheap cases that may, or may not protect your firearms or electronic gear then get a Pelican Case. They are worth the extra expense knowing that your gear is protected from theft ,shock, water, and dirt.

Rating :

Solid, Rugged, All-Purpose Case

For years I'd used Halliburton cases, even developing a product that included a C-105 case that housed our portable video presentation system. At the time that case was about $45, but well worth the expense. By 1990 the price for the Halliburton shot up to nearly $500 for the same case. I still had a couple in stock that I continue to use today, but I needed something equally rugged but more cost-effective. Enter Pelican. The 1450 was advertised at a price less than the cost of re-foaming one of the Halliburtons. This was a no-brainer.

12 years ago I bought that yellow Pelican 1450 Case to ship delicate video gear between Texas and Washington State. It usually traveled as air freight because time was critical. I needed a case that while being absolutely indestructible, would protect its valuable contents extremely well. The highly visible yellow made it easy to spot on a shipping pallet or baggage belt, and pretty unattractive to potential thieves. The addition of a padlock keeps everything secure inside, and while it may not be too attractive, it is supremely functional.

I bought it to transport an expensive video recorder, but time and technology have moved on and I've repurposed the old Pelican to carry my Canon DSLR. While it travels primarily by car now, it is still comforting to know that it won't be crushed by a shifting load of gear, or filled with dust and grit on a shooting location. Would I buy another? You bet! Newer models are even better, with a padded handle and provision for a second lock. It's the best case on the market for anything near the cost.

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