Swim goggles have a peripheral frame enclosing at least one lens and a strap connected to opposite ends of the frame. The peripheral frame encloses a channel extending through the frame. The channel contains a fluid and at least one decorative object. The decorative objects can match the shape of the lenses or can be of any shape, or even be in the form of glitter. The decorative objects are suspended in the liquid and create a decorative effect that is viewable through the material of the frame, yet does not affect visibility through the lenses.

Swimming goggles in accordance with the present invention comprises a first lens frame, a second lens frame, and a connection element, characterized in that: each of the first lens frame and the second lens frame is composed of a lens portion, a protective pad, and a frame portion. The lens portion comprises a lens, a peripheral surface, a circular groove, a positioning flange, and an embedding groove. The protective pad comprises a circular body, a face contact circumference, and a circular lip. The frame portion comprises a hard frame body and a soft frame foot. Therefore, the swimming goggles provide a wearer to select the first and second lens frames by free match for favorite colors and suitable degrees of myopia, as being a customized assembly, and provide a fit to a temple of an outline of the wearer for wearing comfort, water resistance reduction, and waterproof.

A wearable computing device that is secured or attached to a resilient strap, the resilient strap sized to fit around at least a part of a circumference of a human head. The device has a waterproof storage volume housing a plurality of sensors. The wearable computing device may calculate a plurality of swimming metrics based at least partly on data received from the at least one sensor. The wearable computing device may include a wireless communication subsystem secured to the resilient strap within the waterproof storage volume and may transmit at least one of the calculated plurality of swimming metrics to at least one computing device via the wireless communication subsystem. The wearable computing device may include at least one user output component and may present an indication of at least one of the calculated plurality of swimming metrics at the at least one user output component for communication to the user. The indication may be audio played in an ear piece connected to the strap, or may be visually displayed on a display in an eye goggle portion of the strap.

The present disclosure relates to system and method for real-time tracking and displaying of an athlete's motions. The disclosure includes of a system for tracking the movement of key parts of the human body, then transmitting data acquired to create a visual of the movement of the body within a viewing device. The system includes a plurality of sensor devices attached to various parts of the athlete's body that are configured to collect sensor data about movements of an athlete's body, a controller configured to process the sensor data received from the plurality of sensor devices to generate one or more views of the movements of the athlete's body, and a display module configured to display the one or more views of the movements of the athlete's body.

A training aid for a swimmer includes a housing. The housing is sealed so that the housing is water tight. A coupler is coupled to the housing and is configured to couple to a swimmer's goggles to couple the housing to the goggles. A power module, a microprocessor, and a sensor are coupled to and positioned in the housing. An indicator is coupled to the housing. The microprocessor is operationally coupled to the power module. The sensor and the indicator are operationally coupled to the microprocessor. The sensor is configured to detect motion of the housing so that the microprocessor is positioned to determine a speed of the swimmer and to compare performance values of the swimmer relative to target values. The microprocessor is positioned to selectively signal the indicator to notify the swimmer of a difference between the performance values and the target values.

Swimming goggles of the present invention comprise a hard combining frame, a left soft frame, and a right soft frame. The hard combining frame is composed of a first embedding frame and a second embedding frame, each having an embedding hole. The left and right soft frames are respectively assembled with the embedding holes. Each of the left and right soft frames is composed of a frame portion and a face contact portion. The frame portion assembled with each of the left and right soft frames receives a lens, characterized in that: the face contact portion is disposed with a flange rib with respect to an edge of the lens, to provide the face contact portion with a buffer against an impact caused when being compressed and deformed in wearing, and to provide a desired engagement without pressure stress and water leakage to ensure a wearing comfort.

A training aid for a swimmer includes a housing. The housing is sealed so that the housing is water tight. A coupler is coupled to the housing and is configured to couple to a swimmer's goggles to couple the housing to the goggles. A power module, a microprocessor, and a sensor are coupled to and positioned in the housing. An indicator is coupled to the housing. The microprocessor is operationally coupled to the power module. The sensor and the indicator are operationally coupled to the microprocessor. The sensor is configured to detect motion of the housing so that the microprocessor is positioned to determine a speed of the swimmer and to compare performance values of the swimmer relative to target values. The microprocessor is positioned to selectively signal the indicator to notify the swimmer of a difference between the performance values and the target values.

A system includes a minimally intrusive display system (MIDS) configured to be disposed on an eyewear. The MIDS includes a display system and a sensor system configured to provide for a sensor data. The MIDS further includes a processor configured to process the sensor data to derive an activity metric. The processor is further configured to display, via the display system, the activity metric, wherein the display system is disposed in the eyewear so that the activity metric is only viewed when a user of the eyewear turns the user's pupil towards the display system at angle a from a forward direction.

A strap fix structure for a goggle mask with a strap body and two side buckles is provided. The strap body includes a middle portion, two tail end portions and two buckle attachments. The tail end portions are disposed on two opposite sides of middle portion and the buckle attachments are disposed on distal ends of tail end portions respectively. The side buckles are disposed on two sides of a frame portion of the goggle mask respectively. The two tail end portions of the strap body are firstly passed through the two side buckles respectively and then folded up. The two buckle attachments disposed on the distal ends buckle folded parts of the two tail end portions to other parts of the two tail end portions respectively. The other parts are not passed through the side buckles.

A swimming goggle structure comprises a left frame, a right frame, a connection element, two protection pads, and two packing frames. Each of the two protection pads has a circular body and the circular body is arranged with a face contact circumference, characterized in that the two packing frames can assemble the left frame, the right frame and two protection pads as a firm structure, and that the left(right) frame has an inclined guide surface for convenience in disassembly of the packing frames from the left(right) frame, and that a connection base of the left(right) frame has a connection hole of trumpet-like shape, so that two connection pillars of the connection element is designed with incorporation of a truncated guide surface which allows the connection element to be assembled and disassembled in a convenience way. Besides, such a structural also provides the wearer with more component options during assembly.