Founded in 1992 in Australia, ZoggsInternationa, a British company, is a large-scale multinational enterprise specializing in the research and development, design, production and sales of swimming goggle products

Australia's leading swimming brand, Sand Pigeon, is operated and developed by Zoggs International, a British company, and has now traveled to more than 50 countries and regions around the world.

In 1992, Zoggs launched the world's first anti-UV goggles. The products have been approved and certified by FINA and have become professional supplies for international competitions.

In 2015, Zoggs released titanium alloy "Pathfinder" goggles, which added intelligent polarization technology to the previous Future Warrior series to prevent dazzling. In the "Crossing the 7 Seas" event, known as the marathon of the swimming world, Adam Walker, the first British swimmer to swim "across the 7 oceans", wore the goggles on his last leg of the crossing from Ireland to Scotland, which took a total of 10 hours and 45 minutes.

In addition to continuously focusing on the research and development of Zoggs' market-leading core product swimming goggles, Zoggs focuses on innovative product design and high-end quality, and has grown into a leading brand that provides all-round and full-stage swimming. The product range includes its focus on functional swimming goggles, men's and women's swimwear at all stages, teenagers, children's swimwear, swimming learning confidence training products and swimming peripheral products, and the whole range of products have passed the EU inspection.

Zoggs hopes that all swimmers, whether for fitness or entertainment, can unreservedly trust Zoggs goggles, swimsuits and accessories, and fully enjoy the freedom and joy of sports and frolic in the water.