Masks

The mask is probably the most personal piece of equipment you will use underwater - it is literally the window to your diving world.

Diving and Snorkelling masks come in an endless choice of style and colour, but there are many things to consider when purchasing your first or tenth, diving mask, including: field of vision, internal volume, a high-grade silicone skirt for a lasting and comfortable seal, comfortable nose pocket, tempered lenses, availability of corrective lenses,  and a high-grade, flexible silicone strap and easy to adjust strap fasteners.

• Low volume masks help with mask clearing.

• High volume mask are great for giving extra space for larger noses and brows.

• Large adjustable clips help to adjust your strap when using gloves.

• Silicon masks mould to your face better than cheaper inferior products.

• Corrective lenses are not available for all masks, so if you need to get corrective lenses make sure you can get them.

• Mask strap covers are a great way to help to prevent hair tangling in the mask strap.

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