leaking goggles

You don't say what brand you use, but maybe it's time to invest in a new pair? I guess it's also possible that the style you have just doesn't fit your face very well.

I just bought some Aqua Sphere Kaimans and they fit great. They have a very easy adjustment system that in my mind really allows you to dial in the right about of tension you need. They fog up really bad right now, but that's not the goggles' fault.

Just my 2 cents...

Good luck!
-Tim

Tighter does not mean more leakproof, usually just the opposite.

Try loosening them.   If that doesn't work, perhaps they're just not right for your face.  Took me 3 or 4 tries to find the right ones for me. 

Also try washing them with dishwashing liquid.  If face oils have built up on the seals that can affect the seal.

TYR Nest Pro goggles...solve all your problems.

+1 

For ome, being a couple yrs old might have dried out/warped the material. Second, if I just swim, my Hydrospex are ok, but if I flip or anything....they do leak. I only keep them because they are so comfortable.

Goggles are definately trial and error. I now swim with a pair of Tyrs (I have the box somewhere, can't remember the name). I went so far as to go to Dick's, buy a pair, ask if I could try them in the water and return if necessary. I went through 2 Speedos (1 being the Hydrospex that I kept), Aquasphere Kaimans (too leaky)  and another Tyr (left me with 2 bruised looking underyes) before I found my perfect fit.

Thank Goodness my local store was very ok with me trying them or else I would have spent tons of money trying to find the prefect pair.

I tried out a pair of TYR Nest Pro's at the pool yesterday.  Love them!!  Super comfy and leak-free!