Cressi Swim

Find Cressi swimming goggles, wide-view swim masks, short training fins, caps and wetsuits for pool sessions and open-water swimming. Compare face fit, clear or tinted lenses, fin sizing and the Karua and Kuwae suit ranges below.

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Cressi Nuoto 3.0 Swim Goggles

Find a comfortable goggle fit

Compare the nose bridge, eye seal and lens options for your pool sessions.

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Cressi Agua Short Swim Fin

Choose short swimming fins

Match the full-foot pocket and available size to your feet before choosing a blade.

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Cressi Karua Swimsuit Man 3/2 mm

Choose swimming coverage

Compare the Karua’s fit and flexible 3/2 mm construction for your swimming conditions.

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Adult goggles and swimming masks

Start with the shape that seals comfortably on your face. Compact goggles sit around the eyes; swimming masks offer a wider skirt contact area. Adjust the nose bridge where provided, then use only enough strap tension to hold the seal in place.

Model	Fit and construction	Useful difference
Nuoto 3.0	Adult goggles; split silicone strap	Three interchangeable nose bridges; side buckles and strap retainers
Thunder	Adult goggles; flexible nose bridge	18° inclined lenses; double silicone strap
Vortex	Adult goggles; co-moulded TPE and semi-rigid frame	Flexible bridge and slightly curved outer lens profile
Skylight	Adult swimming mask; silicone skirt and strap	Wide lenses with a 180° field of view
Planet	Adult swimming mask; silicone skirt and strap	Wide-view lenses with micrometric strap adjustment
Cobra	Adult swimming mask; soft TPR skirt	One-piece skirt with a flexible frame element

Check the exact lens option and size chart on each product page. Chart dimensions describe the product; they do not guarantee a fit or measure your face.

Clear, smoked and mirrored lenses

Clear: a useful starting point for indoor pools, overcast days and lower-light swimming. Smoked: reduces visible light for brighter conditions. Mirrored: adds a reflective outer coating; choose it by the actual lens option, not by frame colour.

Listed model	Lens choices
Skylight and Vortex	Clear, smoked and mirrored
Planet and Cobra	Clear and smoked
Nuoto 3.0	Clear colour combinations; Black Mirrored
Thunder and King Baloo	Clear lenses in the listed frame colours
Rocks	Use the listed variant; no separate smoked or mirrored choice is identified on this listing

For the smoked lens family used by Skylight, Planet, Cobra and Vortex, Cressi specifies acetate lenses, 25% visible-light transmission, filter category 2, optical class 1 and UV400 protection. These figures apply only to the smoked lens. Cressi identifies the Skylight and Vortex mirrored lens family as polycarbonate with optical class 1 and UV400 protection. Clear and mirrored transmission percentages are not confirmed for these models.

Anti-fog treatments help manage condensation; they do not replace careful lens handling. Do not apply lens figures from a different colour, lens family or model.

Junior goggles and smaller-face fit

Model	Construction	Size-chart reference
Rocks	Flexible TPR goggles; curved outer lens profile with a flat optical centre	A: 115 mm; B: 43 mm
King Baloo	Swimming mask with a single glass lens and reduced skirt	A: 130 mm; B: 64 mm

The Rocks listing and chart use an approximate 7–13 age guide; Cressi’s current catalogue also uses a 7–15 heading. King Baloo is catalogued for approximately 7–15, while its chart says 7–13. Treat these as starting points and check the child’s actual face fit. Keep hair clear of the seal and adjust the strap gently for supervised swimming.

Compare short fins and choose the right size

Model	Foot pocket	Best starting point
Agua Short	Soft, self-adjusting full-foot pocket	Versatile pool, open-water, snorkelling and travel use
Light	Soft elastomer full-foot pocket	Lightweight short fins designed primarily for pool training
Pura	100% silicone; open heel with integral silicone band	Bare-foot leg and ankle training, plus recreational swimming and snorkelling

Use the exact model’s size selector and chart. The current Pura listing offers XS EU 35/38, S 38/40, M 40/43, L 43/45 and XL 45/47. Agua Short and Light use different size ranges and dimensions. Manufacturer A/B/C/D measurements describe the fin, not your foot length.

The pocket should hold your foot without curled toes, pinching or excessive movement. Check both feet and any thin socks you intend to wear. Ask our Hallam team for help if your measurements fall between sizes.

Karua or Kuwae swimming wetsuits

Range	Construction	Intended use
Karua Man / Lady	3 mm body; nylon lining on both sides; low 2 mm GlideSkin XT neck	Swimming, snorkelling and active watersports
Kuwae Man / Lady	2 mm high-density Hyperstretch neoprene; smooth GlideSkin XT exterior; low neck	Open-water swimming

Both ranges use a rear YKK zip with a corrosion-resistant metal slider, plus a small key pocket and name panel below the zip. Fluorescent details help the swimmer stand out at the surface. Choose thickness and coverage for your activity, conditions, time in the water and comfort.

Compare chest, waist, hips and height with the correct size guidance. A suit should fit closely without restricting breathing or shoulder movement. The attached adult charts are general references; ask us to confirm the exact model’s chart or garment hangtag before choosing a size. The 2 mm Swim Hood provides an additional coverage option with a stretch-fabric chin strap.

Caps, small accessories and open-water visibility

Eddie is the adult silicone cap and Ricky JR is the junior version. Cressi specifies stretch, hypoallergenic silicone designed to resist chlorine and ageing. Choose by head size and hair volume; a cap does not guarantee completely dry hair.

The Aqua Kit combines a nose clip, connected silicone ear plugs and storage case. Choose the Comfort Nose Clip or Dry Ear Plugs separately if you only need one accessory. Follow the supplied fitting instructions; these ear plugs are for surface swimming.

The Cressi Swim Buoy is a fluorescent-red surface tow marker with an internal storage compartment. Check its valve, closure, waist belt and tow strap before swimming. Protect water-sensitive valuables separately. A tow buoy does not replace a life jacket, swimming ability or suitable supervision.

Care for lenses, fins and swimming wetsuits

Goggles and masks: rinse gently in cool fresh water. Do not rub the anti-fog surface or use abrasives, solvents or alcohol. Air-dry away from heat and protect the lenses in a case.

Fins and caps: rinse away chlorine, salt and sand, then dry in the shade. Keep fin blades flat and avoid sharp objects or fingernails against silicone.

Wetsuits and hood: rinse inside and out, use only a compatible wetsuit cleaner at the stated dilution, and dry both sides in the shade. Protect smooth surfaces from nails and jewellery, and follow the garment and zip care instructions.