OMID P1 vs P2 Swim Goggles: Which Polarized Goggle Fits You?

OMID P1 vs P2 is the question most adult buyers hit first in the brand's goggle range, because both are polarized, both list anti-fog, and both claim a 180° field of view. The differences are in the frame, the fit system and the fine print.

We compare the P1 in its polarized all-black frame with gold lens against the P2 with a black and blue frame and blue lens. All details come from the maker's listings; we have not wear-tested either goggle. Every color of both models is on our swim goggles page.

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OMID P1 vs P2: specs side by side

The P2 listing names no swappable nose pieces, so it has no bar for that. The field of view is a tie on paper: 180° for both. The P2 offers one more lens choice, with blue, bright blue and silver options, while the P1 comes as polarized gold or non-polarized clear.

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Where the OMID P1 stands out

The P1 is built around fit and weight. The maker describes a hollow, fish-scale frame that cuts weight, combined with a soft silicone gasket that seals around the eyes.

• 3 nose-piece sizes: the listing calls the nose bridge highly curved and replaceable, so a high nose bridge does not get pressed.
• Lens: the polarized lens is said to improve color perception, contrast and depth perception, with an anti-fog coating inside.
• Range: sold polarized or non-polarized, so there is a clear option for indoor pools.
• Use: pitched at daily training and competition for non-professional athletes.

The gaps: the listing does not state a UV figure or a warranty term. Also note a data quirk: the P1 shares one set of bullets across variants, and those bullets describe a polarized lens even for the non-polarized clear version.

Where the OMID P2 stands out

The P2 is pitched at outdoor swimming. Its listing leans on glare: reflected light can frustrate or briefly blind a swimmer, and the polarized lens is meant to prevent that.

• 3D frame: an ergonomic shape that the maker says fits well and keeps water out.
• Quick-fit buckle: one-touch adjustment, even while wearing.
• Strap: premium, adjustable, non-slip silicone that spreads pressure so it does not mark your face.
• Warranty: this variant lists a 12-month replacement warranty.

The gaps: no interchangeable nose pieces, and the UV claim is written as "111% UV protection", which is likely a typo. For the full breakdown, read our OMID P2 swim goggles review.

Which is better for indoor pools, outdoor swims and kids?

Indoor pool

Neither polarized version is ideal in a dim pool. If you swim indoors only, the P1 non-polarized clear variant is the better bet in this pairing, since the P2 is sold polarized only.

Outdoor pool and open water

Both are polarized, so both help with glare. The P2 has a stronger outdoor pitch in its listing and a UV mention; the P1 has no UV figure. Outdoor swimmers who care about UV claims lean P2. Our best polarized swim goggles list ranks every polarized option.

Kids and teens

The P1 title includes youth, and its 3 nose pieces help on smaller faces. For ages 6 to 14, though, OMID makes the P2mini, which is sized for that range.

How to choose between the P1 and the P2

Settle OMID P1 vs P2 by asking three questions in order.

1. Does your nose bridge give you trouble? If goggles pinch, gap or leak at the nose, the P1's 3 sizes are the deciding feature.
2. Where do you swim? Mostly outdoors favors the P2; mostly indoors favors a P1 clear lens.
3. How much do warranty and UV lines matter? The P2 lists both; the P1 lists neither.

If you still cannot decide in the OMID P1 vs P2 debate, think about what annoys you most in your current goggles. Leaks and pinching point to the P1; squinting in the sun and fiddly straps point to the P2. Finish the kit with a cap from our swim caps range, or a lap-swim trainer from snorkels.

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