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Matched mask and snorkel sets for snorkelling, freediving and spearfishing, in adult and junior sizes. Buying them as a set means the snorkel keeper actually fits the mask strap and the two work together, which is not always true when you mix and match.
The mask is the part that decides whether the day works. It needs to seal against your face without the strap doing the work — the standard test is to hold the mask against your face with no strap, breathe in gently through your nose, and see whether it stays put. Tempered glass lenses are the standard for anything beyond pool use.
Low-volume masks sit close to the face and are easier to clear at depth, which is why freedivers and spearfishers prefer them. Larger-volume masks give a wider field of view and suit surface snorkelling.
Snorkels come in plain, semi-dry and dry-top. A dry top seals when you duck under, so it stays empty — handy for snorkelling but not what most freedivers want, since a dry top adds buoyancy and drag. Add fins to complete the set, or see the full dive and spear range.
Hold it to your face without the strap, breathe in gently through your nose and let go. If it stays in place on its own, the seal is good. If it drops or you feel air leaking, try a different shape.
A snorkel with a valve at the top that closes when it goes underwater, so it does not fill when you duck under or a wave passes. Good for surface snorkelling, less popular with freedivers because of the extra drag.
Scrub a brand new mask's lenses with toothpaste or a dedicated cleaner to remove the factory film, then use an anti-fog solution before each session. A quick rinse and a drop of anti-fog handles it from then on.
Yes. Junior masks have a smaller skirt shaped for a child's face, which is what makes the seal work. An adult mask on a small face will leak no matter how tight the strap.
Matched mask and snorkel sets for snorkelling, freediving and spearfishing, in adult and junior sizes. Buying them as a set means the snorkel keeper actually fits the mask strap and the two work together, which is not always true when you mix and match.
The mask is the part that decides whether the day works. It needs to seal against your face without the strap doing the work — the standard test is to hold the mask against your face with no strap, breathe in gently through your nose, and see whether it stays put. Tempered glass lenses are the standard for anything beyond pool use.
Low-volume masks sit close to the face and are easier to clear at depth, which is why freedivers and spearfishers prefer them. Larger-volume masks give a wider field of view and suit surface snorkelling.
Snorkels come in plain, semi-dry and dry-top. A dry top seals when you duck under, so it stays empty — handy for snorkelling but not what most freedivers want, since a dry top adds buoyancy and drag. Add fins to complete the set, or see the full dive and spear range.
Hold it to your face without the strap, breathe in gently through your nose and let go. If it stays in place on its own, the seal is good. If it drops or you feel air leaking, try a different shape.
A snorkel with a valve at the top that closes when it goes underwater, so it does not fill when you duck under or a wave passes. Good for surface snorkelling, less popular with freedivers because of the extra drag.
Scrub a brand new mask's lenses with toothpaste or a dedicated cleaner to remove the factory film, then use an anti-fog solution before each session. A quick rinse and a drop of anti-fog handles it from then on.
Yes. Junior masks have a smaller skirt shaped for a child's face, which is what makes the seal work. An adult mask on a small face will leak no matter how tight the strap.