Diving Masks

Why is it important to select the right diving mask?

As with other equipment, choosing the right Diving Mask is crucial as it can depict your scuba diving experience. Each diver has a different facial structure and therefore, diving masks today come in 2 common variations, namely, the Single Lens Diving Masks, and the Dual Lens Diving Masks.

What are the different types of diving masks available?

The Single Lens Diving masks are commonly suited for those with lower nose bridges. These masks do not come with a view obstruction in the centre and come with lower bridges for durability reasons. Additionally, due to the sheer size of the glass, these diving masks can be slightly heavier than the dual-lens diving masks.

On the less common side, there are also Free Diving Masks which some divers tend to use for regular diving instead. These diving masks, though more appropriate for Free Diving, are often used as they look more stylish. However, these masks may face problems such as breaking the seal when regulators come in the way especially at lower depths. 

What are the popular diving masks that we hold?

We hold a variety of Diving Masks for your diving needs. We hold renowned brands such as Mares and Aqua Lung. Browse through our products now! Each diver has a different facial structure and therefore, diving masks today come in 2 common variations, namely, Single Lens Diving Masks, and Dual Lens Diving Masks.

On the other hand, the Dual Lens Diving Masks are lighter and permit customisation of the optical lenses on certain models - especially for those with visual impairment. It is a comfortable choice for divers with higher nose bridges.

• Aqua Lung Masks
• Atomic Aquatics Masks
• Freediving Masks
• Gull Japan Masks

• Hollis Masks
• Mares Masks
• Oceanic Masks
• Problue Masks

• Scubapro Masks
• Seac Sub Masks
• Mask & Snorkel Sets
• Mask Accessories

• Prescription Masks