Squash eyewear

Squash goggles and glasses

Choose squash eye protection with confidence: Paul's favourite Tecnifibre goggles, three colour options, and practical advice on fit and junior play.

In short

Look for eyewear designed for squash that fits securely and meets your competition's requirements. England Squash requires eye protection in junior and doubles competitions, and recommends it for all players.

Published by Squash Dog, a trading style of Fagan Consulting Limited. Reviewed 12 September 2026

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My goggles of choice

“I've worn Tecnifibre goggles for many years. These are my goggles of choice.”
Paul Fagan, founder of Squash Dog

Tecnifibre squash goggles

Black / Orange

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Red / Blue

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White / Green

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Tecnifibre features and what is included

The packaging from Paul’s recently purchased Red / Blue pair confirms these features and accessories:

  • Impact-resistant lenses with an ergonomic design.
  • Anti-scratch treatment and vented lenses designed to reduce fogging.
  • Gripping pads for comfort.
  • An adjustable Velcro headstrap and microfibre cleaning pouch.

When must you wear squash goggles?

England Squash requires eye protection for under-19 players in competition, including adult age groups, and for all players in doubles competitions. It also strongly recommends eye protection during training and recreational play.

Check your venue and event rules, especially outside England. Safe play matters too: stop if your swing or the ball could strike another player.

Finding the right fit

Look for a secure, comfortable fit and clear vision when you move. Follow the manufacturer's fitting and care instructions; a coach or specialist retailer can help with sizing, particularly for juniors.

If you wear prescription glasses, choose squash-rated over-glasses protection or prescription sports eyewear with an optician's help. Ordinary glasses are not squash eye protection. Check compatibility before choosing these Tecnifibre goggles.

Checking approval and standards

Paul’s Red / Blue box identifies model R615 (54SQGLRE21) and carries a WSF certification mark. Tecnifibre describes all three linked colours as WSF approved.

For competition, follow your event’s requirements. England Squash’s current buying guidance recommends BS EN 18527-2:2021; confirm the exact model’s certification with the manufacturer or retailer.

Questions before you buy

Are squash goggles and squash glasses different?
Both names are used for protective squash eyewear. The product's specification and fit matter more than its name.
Which colour should I choose?
Choose the look you prefer: Black / Orange, Red / Blue, or White / Green. Each button opens the corresponding Amazon UK product listing in a new tab.
How do I reduce fogging?
Check the fit and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. Tecnifibre describes vented lenses and an anti-fog design; keep the vents clear and use recommended cleaning products.
Who handles my order?
You buy through Amazon, where you can check the current price, seller, delivery and returns before ordering.

Primary sources

Paul’s recommendation reflects his own long-term use. Product details come from Tecnifibre and the packaging of Paul’s recently purchased Red / Blue pair.

The rules and buying guidance above follow England Squash. Follow World Squash for international event requirements.