

This is what the Cudaz is patented for: one model, two jobs. Underwater it seals like a swim goggle; above water you look through tinted UV400 lenses instead of squinting into the sun. No swap on the jetty, no second pair in your bag, no unprotected minute between disciplines.
Temples like a regular sunglass slide the moment water and speed are involved. The Cudaz runs on an adjustable strap with the clasp at the back of your head: set once to your head shape, it stays put through the dive in, the turn and the punch of a wave. At 45 grams you stop noticing it after the first minutes.
The lenses are UV400: they block UVA and UVB up to 400nm, so 100% of UV radiation. They're also anti-fog treated, so your view doesn't close in after two lengths. One tip that keeps the coating working: don't touch the inside with your fingers and don't rub it dry — rinse with clean water after your session.
This is where most people stop scrolling: swim goggles look like swim goggles. The Cudaz has the wide lens area and flat line of a sports sunglass — at the pool edge, on your board or in transition it doesn't read as swim gear. Available in black, blue, red and white.
One size, adjustable to any head shape via the strap; the clasp sits at the back. Rinse with clean water after salt or chlorine and let it air-dry — don't rub it dry. A protective hardcase is included free with every pair.
Swapping between swim goggles and sunglasses mid-session is a hassle. The patented Cudaz does both: watertight underwater, UV400 and anti-fog above — one pair from start to finish.
Technically they are swim goggles with the look of a dive mask. They seal while you swim and read as sunglasses above water — they are not meant for scuba diving.
At the back of your head. The strap is adjustable: set it once to your head shape and leave it there.
The lens is anti-fog treated. Don't touch the inside or rub it dry and the coating lasts much longer.
UV400 — the lenses block UVA and UVB up to 400nm, so 100% of UV radiation.