Snorkeling masks

How to choose a snorkeling mask? Choosing a snorkel mask is never a matter of chance. Each face is unique, so it is essential that the mask fits perfectly.

Here are some tips on how to do it:

• Dry test: First, put the snorkel mask on your face without using the strap and gently suck the air through your nose. If the mask stays firmly on your face without air leakage, this is a good sign.
• Comfort comes first: The mask should fit the face evenly without any pressure or discomfort. It is important that it is sticky at every point and does not let water through.
• Final adjustments: After placing the mask strap on your head, tighten it slightly. Remember that too much pressure can cause discomfort or even a headache while snorkeling.
• Consult an expert: If you can, have your mask checked by a retailer or instructor. These experts can assess whether the mask fits properly and is suitable for you.

A full-face mask is offered as an alternative to the traditional snorkel mask for beginners and recreational divers. This mask is equipped with an innovative "dry top" system, which prevents water from entering when moving in waves or when tilting the head. The tube of this mask contains a float that moves up when submerged and seals air access. The full face mask allows breathing through both the nose and the mouth, making it an ideal choice for snorkelers who feel uncomfortable breathing only through the mouth through a regular snorkel.