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FORM Smart Swim 2 - Goggles

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FORM Smart Swim Goggles feature a see-through AR display that projects your data in real time. See 11 metrics like time, distance, and pace while you swim—never count a lap again. Swim uninterrupted and get feedback in the moment. Advanced machine learning algorithms track your swims in the pool and open water. Pair with a compatible Garmin or Apple watch to access open-water GPS metrics - distance and pace. Your swims automatically sync to the FORM app for a detailed post-swim analysis. Featuring interchangeable nose bridges for the perfect fit, mirrored lenses for indoor and outdoor use, and a ventilated carry case.

Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.43 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ FSG3


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 2, 2024


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ FORM Athletica Inc.


Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here


Best Sellers Rank: #21,259 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #251 in Swimming Goggles


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Frame Type: Full Rim


Special Features: Anti-Fog


Sport Type: Swimming, Triathlon


Lens Coating: Chemical Resistant Coating


Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes


Is Metal Detectable: No


Eyewear Type: goggles


Magnifier Location: left_eye


Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive


Closure Type: Clip


Fit Type: Universal


Brand Name: FORM


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: Form Smart Swim Goggles 2


Style Number: FSG3


Item Weight: 69 Grams


UPC: 628504194225


Part Number: FSG300-SG-BK


Included Components: 5 interchangeable arched nose bridges, Magnetic charging cable, Ventilated carry case


Item Type Name: Swim Goggles


Unit Count: 1 Count


Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer


Manufacturer: FORM Athletica Inc.


Size: One Size


Item Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 3 inches


Item Package Quantity: 1


Number of Items: 1


Temple To Temple Width: 2.5 Inches


Color: Black


Lens Color: Mirror


Style: Smart Swim 2


Item Shape: Round


Collection Name: Swimming Safety Equipment


Pattern: Solid


Material: Nylon, Plastic, Silicone


Frame Material: Polycarbonate (PC)


Lens Material: Polycarbonate


Frame Material: Polycarbonate


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Lightweight


Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch


Product Care Instructions: Hand-wash with mild soap, air-dry. Store in a dry, well-ventilated area. Clean and dry lenses after each use.


Recommended Uses For Product: Swimming


Industry: Sports Equipment


Garment Size Country: United States


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Best Goggles Ever!
Style: Smart Swim 2
The media could not be loaded. Used them for the first time today and never going back to regular goggles! The Form Smart Swim 2 goggles are the perfect training essential with long swim workouts for triathlon training. They help me keep track of my workout through an easy to see digital display all while keeping a watertight seal. Compared to my Roka goggles that leak every time I’m out in the water, these had no issues and way more comfortable. Didn’t feel any difference in added weight or discomfort with the adjustable straps compared to other goggles. Set up very easy to follow and the app makes the connectivity even better. TrainingPeaks workouts sync directly so no more print outs, whiteboards, or phone needed on the pool deck. Thank you Form! These goggles are amazing! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024 by Jacob
    • Improvement from Form 1, Worth the upgrade, The Splits will motivate your as you swim!
Style: Smart Swim 2
I originally bought a pair of Form v1 goggles off ebay, and used them for almost 2 years. They have been a game changer for me in my training. I also bought a pair of Form V1 googles (new) for my Son (12 at the time) who swims with a local Club. The goggles are very powerful, if you buy the subscription, you can build your own custom workouts, which get saved to the goggles. But for me the only feature I really use is Pool Swim ( no subscription required ). I just push off the wall and they give me all the data. Current Time, Last Split, Last Interval. How far I have swam, great for people who loose count during distance sets. The display screens are customizable with the stats you want to see. Its very motivating to see how small changes in your stroke change your split times. Only feature they are missing live Speed in M/s. but no goggles have that yet. Form V3 maybe : ) The main reason I bought the V2 goggles is one day I went to the pool and when trying to turn on my Form v1 Goggles, then just stayed on the logo boot screen, and then finally said connect to app for update. But then they wouldn't connect to the app. After going through a ton of steps, and hard resetting them to wipe the memory, I finally was able to get them to reconnect to the app, but now they just get stuck on the updating function. I have already contacted Form, but of course the goggles are not under warranty so I am out of luck. Lesson be learned, never leave your Smart goggles in the case, in the trunk of your Black Car ,which is parked under the Houston Texas Sun for a week, with it being Mid 90s. This likely was the cause of the issues. I went ahead and reluctantly bought the form v2 goggles, as I didn't know when a fix for my form v1 goggles would be available. As a former user of the form v1 goggles I can better explain the differences. 1. Antifog is excellent. with my form v1 goggles I was having to constantly take them off and wipe the lenses to keep them clear. For the first couple weeks the V2 versions never fogged up on me. But now almost 4 weeks into using the goggles, the insides are a starting fog up a bit. I have been swimming 2 hours / day, 5 days a week for the past month. I have been very careful to not touch the insides of the lenses with the new goggles. It was nice while I lasted, but honestly I have never had antifog every last on any goggles I have owned. 2. Faster Boot up. V2 seems to boot up much faster than V1. 3. Built in heart rate monitor seems to work well, and I like the additional line of text at the top that shows your current heart rate. its nice not having to charge another accessory with a HR monitor like I did with my Form v1 goggles. 4. Seals around eyes are better and more comfortable on V2, than V1. With V1 I had to get them pretty tight to not leak. With V2, I am able to keep them at a more comfortable tightness level and not have them leak. almost 4 weeks in, I am staring to get slight leaks, but I determined it was the straps stretching out a bit. I tightened them a little and leaks are gone. I might need to swap to a tighter nose piece too. They are still much more comfortable than V1. 5. Screen brightness seems the same with both goggles. V2 seems just slightly easier to see during daytime, vs V1, but keep in mind the V1 goggles I had were used, and there was nothing left for the sunblocking reflective coatings on the outside. 6. Sensitivity on push off seems different. I have noticed my split times on the V1 seemed faster than with V2. V2 seems to start a little sooner after you push off the wall. There are times when I push off the wall, and start swimming and V2 says I am already at 4 seconds, when I feel like I should only be at 2.5 or 3 seconds. Not a huge deal, but just something to take note of. 4 weeks in, I don't notice this anymore. Not sure if the goggles have learned based on my movements, or if its just all in my head. 7. Storage case with V2 is a little more compact. but I do like the divider on the inside that your goggles can wrap around. Just a little worried that the lenses will run on the inside of the case, but so far no issues. 8. The navigational buttons on V2 are bigger. Easier to press, than V1. 9. Field of view seems just slightly better than V1. But don't expect to get the wide angle view of some old Swedish Goggles. For me at least the data I get in the display far exceeds any limitations in the view angle. Forced to buy membership with V2. Ok this is the only Gripe I have with V2, and from what I have read online its also one of the biggest gripes from other Form users. Since expressing this with Form it seems they are working to make improvements. You can't use the goggles til you activate them, and to activate them you have to create an account with form, and pay for a membership that is set to start after the 2 week trial ends. Its one thing to ask people to create an account, but forcing them to submit their credit and billing info just to use the goggles is wrong. After I did this I then had to login to the website and cancel my subscription just so my credit card would not be billed. Once again this is wrong. I just use my goggles for pool swim to track my splits and distance swam. I don't need any of the membership features. They should allow you to use the goggles straight out of the box without having to connect to a phone, or setting up an account, and submitting your billing info. I originally rated the goggles on 2 stars, based on this poorly thought out Activation process, but after seeing form reach out to right the wrong, I have confidence they are actually listening to customers. The first time you swim down the pool and flip, and see your split, you will understand how powerful these goggles are. Having that kind of feedback is a huge motivator. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024 by P. White
    • Great gear!
Style: Smart Swim 2
I love those goggles! They've significantly improved my swimming in just a short amount of time. They are a little bulky and tricky when it comes to flip-turns, but you get used to it quickly. The training plan options are fantastic, although require additional early subscription! You can customize your workout based on training goals, duration, gear, and intensity. It's like having a personal trainer with you at all times, helping you with your head position, reminding you to slow down or speed up, suggesting when to take a rest, when to change a swimming style, or even when to change gear. Motivates you by showing overall progress and improvement. The level of personalization is unbelievable! The subscription cost is high, but when you compare it to personal training and the extensive feedback these goggles provide, it's definitely worth it! I used to swim with a Garmin watch for the same reasons, but now I don't even use it anymore. I do wish the goggles had better peripheral vision and were a bit less bulky. Additionally, it would be great if the app could sync with other workout apps and automatically download data to them as well. I also use bone conduction mp3 player on my occipital bone (back of the head), which altogether makes swimming a totally different experience! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by T Wilson
    • Disappointing performance for open water swims
Style: Smart Swim 2
I bought this for open water swimming mostly. Paired with an Apple watch Ultra 2 the distance is consistently off by 30%. Open water swims tracked by the Apple watch directly have reliable and consistent distances and data. In open swim mode, when the Form goggles are paired with the watch and use the watch GPS, the data is way off and useless. Customer support says Apple watch data is used differently when paired with the goggles... Watch has to communicate via bluetooth and must be worn on the same side as the goggle controls which I did. I was told by support that if I stopped swimming and the watch was under water to raise the hand above water to link with the watch again... I don't stop during my open water swims so not useful. With a premium subscription at $15/m you get a feature called SwimStraight. The feature works once you get used to it but you regularly get prompted to look up for security reasons... Those prompts are about at the same frequency I usually look up anyway. So not a useful feature unless you really can't swim straight for 5-6 strokes. The coaching features as well as the skills are not available in open water mode. So for open water swimming, very disappointed. Might be useful in pool mode but I will not get to try that for a few months. Also I have worn a lot of different goggles over the years. The FORM 2 are not very comfortable and the field of view is narrower than most other goggles out there. Don't buy these goggles for open water swimming. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025 by greytrader

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