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Are squash glasses mandatory?
Not always in amateur play, but yes, in many tournaments and leagues. They are especially recommended for juniors and anyone who wants to protect their eyes from accidental impact from the ball or racket.
What features should good squash glasses have?
- Impact resistance – they should be made of durable polycarbonate.
- Good visibility – lenses should be clear or slightly tinted, but without image distortion.
- Anti-fog protection – models with an anti-fog coating prevent fogging during intense play.
- Comfortable fit – flexible temples and rubber nose pads increase wearing comfort.
- Adjustable strap – prevents the glasses from slipping off during dynamic movements.
Glasses or goggles?
- Glasses are light and comfortable, but may fall off during sudden movements.
- Goggles provide better protection and stability, but may be less comfortable during longer play.
