Bling2o Swim Goggles & Accessories Australia

Bling2o swim goggles turn swim lessons into the best part of your child's week. Shark teeth printed across the lens, rainbow unicorn rhinestones, candy sprinkles, sea snake scales and a jet black gamer style sit on top of a proper... Read more

Frequently asked questions

Bling2o goggles come in two fit ranges. Junior styles, marked 3+ years, have a smaller frame and suit toddlers and preschoolers starting swim lessons. Styles marked 6+ years have a slightly larger frame for school-age kids and fit most children into their early teens.

You'll find the age range in the size option on every product page.

If your child sits on the border, such as a small 6-year-old or a big 4-year-old, go by face size rather than birthday. A junior frame on a bigger face leaves gaps around the seal and leaks. A 6+ frame on a small face sits loose and slides down during kicks and dives. The suction test in the next question settles it in ten seconds.

Start with the suction test before you touch the strap. Press the goggles gently onto your child's eyes with the strap hanging loose. A good fit holds in place for a second or two on light suction alone. If the goggles drop off straight away, air is getting in around the seal, and pool water will follow.

Next, set the strap. It should sit on the crown of the head, above the ears, and feel snug without pinching. Kids often yank straps tight to stop leaks, which leaves red rings around the eyes and a sore head by the end of the lesson. Leaks almost always come from the seal, so a tighter strap rarely fixes them.

Several styles in this range include an adjustable or interchangeable nose piece. Try the smaller setting first for younger children. Styles with a back clip let your child pull the goggles on and off without catching hair in the strap, which saves plenty of tears at the pool gate.

Fog forms when warm air around your child's eyes meets a lens cooled by the water. Bling2o lenses carry an anti-fog coating on the inside, and this coating wears out faster than any other part of a pair of goggles.

Protect it with a few habits:

Don't touch, wipe or rub the inside of the lens, with a towel or with fingers.

Rinse the goggles in cool fresh water after every swim to wash off chlorine or salt.

Let them air dry, then store them in the hard case instead of loose in the swim bag.

Skip spit, baby shampoo and anti-fog sprays on a new pair, since they strip or cover the factory coating. Once an older pair starts fogging after a season of lessons, a swim goggle anti-fog spray restores clear vision.

Yes. The frames, gaskets and straps in this range use 100% silicone and contain no latex, so they suit children with a latex sensitivity. Silicone stays soft against the face and keeps its stretch in chlorinated pools for longer than rubber straps.

For kids with sensitive skin around the eyes, rinse the goggles after each swim so chlorine doesn't sit against the seal, and keep the strap snug rather than tight. Deep red rings after a lesson point to a strap pulled too tight, not a reaction to the material. Loosen it a notch and check the suction fit again.

Yes. Under the rhinestones, sprinkles and shark teeth sits a standard swim goggle: a sealed silicone gasket, an anti-fog lens with UV protection and an adjustable strap. For lessons you want goggles which stay on, keep water out and don't need fixing between laps, and a well-fitted pair of Bling2o goggles ticks all three.

The bigger win is motivation. A child who loves their goggles puts them on without a fight, and a nervous swimmer who picked their own shark or unicorn pair often puts their face in the water sooner. Swim teachers notice the difference.

Write your child's name on the hard case before the first lesson. Goggles go missing from swim school benches every week.

We ship Australia-wide for a flat $7.96, and orders over $97 ship free. Three pairs of Bling2o goggles clear the free shipping threshold, handy for siblings, cousins or a stack of birthday party presents.

Goggles work well as a gift for kids aged 3 to 12. Every pair costs under $40, fits most kids in its age range and gets used every week of summer and swim term. Most styles come in a hard case, so they wrap neatly.

If you don't know the child's exact age, pick a 3+ style for preschoolers and a 6+ style for anyone in primary school.

Learn more about this collection

Bling2o makes kids' swimming goggles for children who want their swim gear to look as fun as their swimwear. Baby Goes Retro has stocked Bling2o in Australia since 2017, and this collection brings together the current range of Bling2o kids swim goggles, from junior styles for 3-year-olds starting swim lessons to bold designs for older kids swimming laps at school.

Shark goggles lead the boys' swim goggles side of the range. Jawsome Jr prints a full set of shark teeth across the lens, adds googly eyes to the frame and fits kids from 3. Megamouth Shark in Rip Tide Blue and Covert Chomp bring the same shark-tooth lens to kids aged 6 and up, with a back clip for easy fitting. Fish N Chips Tiger Shark adds silicone spikes around the frame. Kids who prefer other animals pick Eye of the Tiger or the Serpent Sea Snake, with its textured scale strap and gasket. Gamer Jet Black suits kids who'd rather hold a controller than a kickboard.

For girls' swimming goggles, the candy range brings the colour. You'll find frames covered in faux rainbow sprinkles, candy bracelet jewels, lollipop swirls and conversation-heart prints, plus donut sliders on the strap. Eunice the Unicorn, in our range since 2018, pairs a rainbow swirled strap with rainbow rhinestones around each lens. Shore Turquoise Tides suits kids who want colour without the sparkle. Plenty of boys choose sprinkles and plenty of girls choose sharks, so let your child pick.

Every pair shares the same swim-ready build. 100% silicone frames, gaskets and straps keep the goggles latex-free and soft on the face. The lenses carry UV protection for outdoor pools and beach days, and an anti-fog coating on the inside keeps vision clear underwater. Most styles ship in a hard protective case, which stops the lenses scratching in the swim bag. Depending on the style, you'll also get a back clip for tangle-free fitting and an adjustable or interchangeable nose piece for a better seal on small faces.

Choosing between the 3+ and 6+ sizes comes down to face size more than age. Junior goggles have a smaller frame for toddlers and preschoolers. The 6+ range fits most primary school kids and many early teens. Test the fit at home: press the goggles to your child's eyes with the strap loose. If they hold for a second on suction alone, the seal fits. Then set the strap on the crown of the head, snug but not tight.

Most Australian kids start swim lessons as preschoolers, and school swimming programs carry on through primary school. Good goggles make those lessons easier. A child who likes their goggles wears them without argument, keeps their face in the water longer and spends less time fiddling at the pool edge. Rinse the goggles in fresh water after every lesson, let them air dry and keep them in the case to protect the anti-fog coating all season.

Bling2o goggles make an easy gift for birthdays, Christmas stockings and end-of-year presents. Every pair costs under $40, fits a wide age range and gets worn every week of summer. We ship Australia-wide for a $7.96 flat rate, with free shipping on orders over $97, so three pairs for siblings or cousins ship free.