I swim approximately 100 laps a week and the Vanquisher 2.0 googles are the best for my head.

Best goggles I've owned. Last at least 6 months with daily use. replacement oggle available.

These goggles have very limited padding. They hurt my eyes, although others may find the fit more comfortable. What I think no one will enjoy is the following...These googles are terribly designed. Changing the nose bridge is a frustrating experience. You tug or push and hope that the brittle plastic you're pushing the bridge into (or pulling it out of) doesn't break. Adjusting the head strap is also painful. You work your fingers numb trying to get the silicone straps through their plastic loop holders. Keep in mind that you don't adjust the straps once. Straps stretch and you will need to do this periodically. The anti-fog capabilities are terrible. Mine lasted a few swims. Now, they fog constantly. I usually think of Speedo as a company that's great at marketing and middling at creating products. These googles reinforce this feeling and then push it more downward. Overall, these goggles are not middling, they're bad.

my kids take off the strap and put a bungee cord on all their vanquishers. two of my kids have round face and fit snug and my other kids has a very narrow face and he loves these goggles. My narrow faced kid just changes the nose piece to a smaller piece that is provided with the goggles and they fit perfect for him too.

The clasp for the headband is the first part of the goggles to break, and the headbands can't be fastened without it. The previous iteration of these goggles had a flexible clasp less inclined to snap. Now Speedo has gone back to brittle, inflexible, easily broken clasps. Why -- except as a ploy to require customers to buy replacement goggles prematurely?