'''Swedish Gogglesgoggles''' are a classic and popular pairtype of swimming [[goggles]] worn by many [[competitive swimming|competitive swimmers]]. They areThe original Swedish goggles were produced by Malmsten,the a swedishSwedish company, henceMalmsten the name,AB and were first designed in the 1970s. TheSwedish mostgoggles notableinfluenced featuremany ofother thesegoggle gogglesdesigns isand theirgeneric lowSwedish price,goggles usuallyare aroundwidely $5available.00 or less,Malmsten andclaims lackthat ofSwedish agoggles gasketare or seal around"probably the eyeworlds cup,most ascopied found on most otherswim goggles."<ref Theyname="swedishgoggles1">{{Cite comeweb in|url=http://www.swedishgoggles.com/produktblad/Swedish%20goggles%20history%20080715.pdf various|title=Archived colorscopy including|access-date=2010-04-06 clear,|archive-date=2016-03-03 black, blue, green, red, amber, and pink|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303233731/http://www.swedishgoggles.com/produktblad/Swedish%20goggles%20history%20080715.pdf |url-status=dead These goggles are also available with metallic or mirrored lenses, but these usually cost more than the regular version (up to $15.00).}}</ref>

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