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ZOGGS GOGGLES KIDS LITTLE RIPPER PINK / PURPLE/CLEAR(304442)

ZOGGS GOGGLES KIDS LITTLE RIPPER PINK / PURPLE/CLEAR(304442)

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ZOGGS GOGGLES KIDS LITTLE RIPPER PINK / PURPLE/CLEAR(304442)
Regular price £6.46 GBP
Regular price Sale price £6.46 GBP

Jump in and make a splash with Zoggs Ripper Junior swimming goggle

The high quality split yoke strap provides fantastic support and comfort for your child and the slide adjust mechanism makes adjusting the goggle an absolute breeze

This goggle also features tinted lenses which offer good protection against the sun and bright indoor light perfect for gliding round the indoor pool

They have even thrown in UV protection and antifog so nothing can prevent them from having a fantastic swim

  • Clear lenses provide maximum visibility and clarity
  • Fantastic in low light/indoor conditions
  • HypoAllergenic Soft Seal Gasket made of Thermoplastic Rubber
  • Split Yoke strap made from high quality silicone is strong durable and comfortable
  • Antifog lenses for extra moisture control and clarity of vision
  • Maximum UV protection blocks 99100% of sun?s harmful UV rays

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