Cressi FLASH Italian Swim Goggles

Usually I buy AquaSphere goggles, but when Amazon recommended these as comparable (but for less money), I thought I'd give it a try. On the second use, the rubber headband disconnected from the plastic eyepiece on one side. Apparently the rubber headband is held on by a thin piece of black plastic. Think of a regular pair of glasses: there is a tiny screw that holds the earpiece on to the eyepiece. Well, there is a tiny black plastic "screw" that holds together the headband onto the eyepiece, except instead of a screw it's more like a peg. I was able to find the black plastic peg at the bottom of the pool and assemble the goggles back together, only to have this happen again on the 3rd wearing and again on the 4th wearing. Now these Cressi goggles are sitting at the bottom of my swim bag, to be left for desperate times when I can't find my AquaSphere goggles anywhere.