Snorkel Mask – Full Face Dry Top Design with a 180 Degree Panoramic View

Snorkel Mask – Breathe Through Your Nose and Just Look Around

A full-face mask with a dry top valve that closes off the breathing tube when a wave passes over it. The wide tube keeps airflow easy, so breathing feels closer to normal than it does through a mouthpiece. The single curved lens gives a 180 degree view instead of the letterbox you get from a traditional mask.

Why choose a full face snorkel mask?

A separate mask and mouthpiece means clenching your jaw for an hour and clearing water out of the tube every few minutes. A full-face design lets you breathe through your nose and keeps your mouth free. For anyone floating on the surface rather than diving deep, it is a far more relaxed way to look at a reef.

• Dry top valve — Closes the tube when water washes over it, so nothing comes down.
• Wide breathing tube — Keeps airflow easy during longer stretches on the surface.
• 180 degree lens — A full field of view rather than a narrow window.
• Anti-fog design — Airflow across the lens keeps the view clear as you warm up.
• Two shell sizes — S/M and L/XL to match different face widths.

An hour on the surface that does not end with a sore jaw.

Pull your hair clear of the seal before you tighten the straps, because a single strand lets water in. Tighten evenly from the bottom straps up and check the seal in shallow water before you swim out. Rinse in fresh water afterwards and dry the mask out of direct sun so the silicone stays supple.

Specifications

• S/M: 6.69 x 4.33 in (17 x 11 cm)
• L/XL: 6.69 x 4.72 in (17 x 12 cm)
• Wide tube with dry top system
• Anti-fog high definition lens
• For swimming, snorkeling and shallow diving

Pack it with the towels and get in the water.