FORM, the global leader in smart swim goggles, has unveiled FORM Smart Swim 2 PRO — its newest augmented reality (AR) innovation featuring lenses reinforced with Corning® Gorilla® Glass 3. Building on the success of the Smart Swim 2 launched in April 2024, the new PRO edition becomes the first goggle in the industry to offer this level of durability and optical clarity, designed to withstand the toughest water environments for swimmers and triathletes.
Engineered for peak performance in demanding training and race conditions, Smart Swim 2 PRO incorporates Gorilla Glass 3 — known for its strength in premium mobile and wearable devices — to protect both internal and external lenses. The lightweight, chemically strengthened material boosts scratch and damage resistance, while FORM’s custom lens stack enhances visual quality and provides UPF 50+ protection, blocking 98% of harmful UV rays.
Where traditional goggles rely on plastic lenses with factory anti-fog coatings that degrade over time, FORM takes a new approach: a user-applied anti-fog solution designed specifically for the durability of Gorilla Glass. Each Smart Swim 2 PRO includes a 10 mL anti-fog spray and a 10 mL concentrate, together offering more than 175 applications. The application takes only ten seconds — spray once per lens, spread, rinse — delivering consistently fog-free swims in all conditions. The formula is simple, safe, and cost-effective: 25% baby shampoo and 75% water.
FORM Smart Swim 2 PRO includes the full suite of advanced AR features that FORM is known for: real-time metrics, heart-rate tracking, guided in-goggle workouts, HeadCoach™ virtual coaching, accurate open-water navigation via SwimStraight™, and more — the same world-class functionality found in the Smart Swim 2.
“Smart Swim 2 PRO is yet another industry-leading product that pushes the boundaries of industrial design and performance, setting a new standard in goggle durability and visual clarity,”
— Dan Eisenhardt, FORM Founder & CEO
Smart Swim 2 PRO is now available in the US and Canada at formswim.com and select retailers. Global availability rolls out in early August. Pricing: $329 USD / $449 CAD / £279 GBP / €329 EUR / $529 AUD.
New Premium Software Features Coming to All FORM Goggles
Alongside the PRO launch, FORM is releasing a powerful lineup of new Premium software features, accessible across all generations of FORM Smart Swim Goggles.
HeadCoach™ Plans (Launched July)
A new adaptive, data-driven planning system that continuously evolves swim workouts based on the swimmer’s goals, progress, preferences, and performance.
Smart Set (Launched July)
Displays intervals and sets live in the goggles as they build in real time, removing the need to count laps. Ideal for squad training or self-guided sessions.
HeadCoach™ 2.0 (Launching November)
After every session, swimmers receive personalized, intelligent feedback and technique-specific suggestions — replicating the insight and structure of an elite swim coach.
Streaks (Launched May — non-Premium)
A motivational system encouraging consistency: one swim per week keeps your streak alive, supported by push notifications and in-app celebrations.
“Our Premium subscription delivers the tools and insights needed to unlock the full potential of swimmers and triathletes,” said Eisenhardt. “These enhancements further our mission to provide world-class coaching and performance support.”
FORM Premium includes access to more than 1,500 guided workouts, 45 training plans, HeadCoach™ coaching, SwimStraight™ navigation, and more. After a one-month free trial, Premium is priced at $9.99 USD / $11.59 CAD / £8.25 GBP / €9.99 EUR / $14.99 AUD per month.
About FORM
Founded in 2016 in Vancouver, Canada, FORM is an award-winning fitness technology company pioneering real-time visual feedback for athletes. Since launching its Smart Swim Goggles in 2019, FORM has transformed the swim experience with AR-powered metrics, guided workouts, and technique-aware training. Founder and CEO Daniel Eisenhardt competed for 14 years as a swimmer before entering sports technology, later selling his previous company to Intel.