[Updated on 1 August 2022] Safety is crucial in Squash. One solid hit to the eye with a squash ball and that’s it, you could be trying to imagine your family’s face for the rest of your life! While it is your choice to wear or not wear goggles, I personally recommend that you wear eyewear at all times during squash matches. A black eye or two later and I do not go on the court without them.
Best Squash Goggles
When looking for a pair of squash goggles, you want them to be impact-resistant, scratch-free and not be susceptible to fogging up.
All the major psquash goggle manufacturers makes lenses that are distortion-free and are made from polycarbonates. Meaning, less chance that they will break. They are extra durable anti-scratch & anti-fog treated lenses provide hassle-free protected vision at all times.
- Innovative vented shield allows for maximum air flow to minimize fogging.
- Shatterproof polycarbonate lens with anti-scratch anti-fog coating.
- Impact resistant nylon frame.
- Curved side arms with rubber grip pads holds the frame in position.
- Complete with a micro fiber cleaning and storage pouch.
- HEAD PERFORMANCE: Born out of revolutionizing how we ski and play tennis, HEAD has constantly pushed athletic equipment into the modern era. Pairing decades of experience with modern tech; HEAD offers nothing but the best racquetball equipment available.
- ANTI FOG & SCRATCH: HEAD Racquetball eyewear features extra durable lenses that are treated to be both anti fogging and scratch resistant.
- IMPACT RESISTANT: The durable frames are made of a lightweight, yet sturdy material and feature adjustable hinged-style temples for extra comfort.
- NO SLIP FIT: An adjustable elastic strap holds your racquetball eyewear in place no matter what happens on the court.
- PLAY WITH THE PROS: The professional racquetball glasses comply with ASTM F803 & ANSI Z87.1 standards.
- Ultra-lightweight design. Anti-fog treated
- Hinged-style temples for extra comfort
- Goggle-style one-piece lens for maximum protection
- Distortion free shatter-proof polycarbonate lens
- Adjustable slip-on strap holds eyewear in place during play
- HEAD PERFORMANCE: Born out of revolutionizing how we ski and play tennis, HEAD has constantly pushed athletic equipment into the modern era. Pairing decades of experience with modern tech; HEAD offers nothing but the best racquetball equipment available.
- ANTI FOG & SCRATCH: HEAD Racquetball eyewear features extra durable lenses that are treated to be both anti fogging and scratch resistant.
- UV PROTECTION: The protective glasses guard against 99.9% of harmful UV rays so you can play outdoors no matter the conditions.
- NO SLIP FIT: An adjustable elastic strap combines with a non-slip nosepiece for totally secure peace of mind.
- PLAY WITH THE PROS: The professional racquetball glasses comply with ASTM F803 & ANSI Z87.1 standards.
- The NEW Covet Eye Guard offers comfortable, impact resistant protection with fog-free technology and an ergonomic nose piece.
- Curved sides and rubber ear pads help the frame sit tightly on the face for added comfort and reliability.
- The Covet meets all World Squash Federation safety standards and is packaged with a a microfiber storage/cleaning pouch.
- Lightweight protective eyewear features a clear, distortion free, shatterproof Polycarbonate lens that meets the most strict standard for ASTM F803
- Ideal eyewear for various sports, Tennis, Racquetball, Squash, Basketball, Baseball, and Soccer, protects against racquets, balls, sticks, hands, elbows, and fingers.
- Wide view 180 degree wrapped lens minimizes interruption to peripheral vision, flow through to minimize fogging, lenses are also treated with an anti-scratch and anti-fog coating.
- Polycarbonate eyewear is 10 times more impact resistant than other plastics. soft silicone nose piece for comfort. Comes with an adjustable strap
- Measures 5 7/8 wide and 2 1/8 high maximum height
Conclusion
I’ve personally used all of these goggles, the best one’s are from Technifibre. The Head goggles are good for a backup pair or for your friends if they come play with you. THe Harrow squash goggles are priced at a premium, but they were quickly foggy. Technifibre squash goggles were flexible on my face and did not fog. 2 thumbs up for them!
Happy and safe playing!
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