Diving Masks

Why are Diving Masks essential?

Diving Masks are essential pieces of equipment as it firstly allows divers to see other water. Diving Masks creates an air space in front of the diver's eyes, allowing divers to see clearly and focus on the underwater environment. Diving masks also protects the diver's eyes from potentially harmful things in the sea such as salt, sand and other underwater particles. It also helps with equalising pressure in the facial air space, allowing divers. to clear their ears more easily and comfortbly. Lastly, some diving masks or snorkles include breathing tubes which allow the divers to breathe through their noses while keeping their mouth free for other tasks such as carrying equipment or communicating.

What are the different kinds of diving masks?

There are many different types of diving masks which vary in features and purpose. The most common types include the Single Lens Diving Mask, the Dual Lens Diving Mask and the Frameless Diving Mask. Single lens masks have a single, large lens that offers a wide field of view. They are popular with recreational divers and snorkelers because they provide an unobstructed view of the underwater environment. Dual lens masks have two separate lenses that offer a better fit and improved depth perception. They are popular with scuba divers because they allow for the installation of corrective lenses, which can be helpful for divers with poor vision. Frameless masks are constructed without a frame around the lens, making them lightweight and compact. They are popular with travellers and divers who prefer a minimalist design.

Why is it important to select the right kind?

Selecting the right diving masks is crucial for reasons such as comfort where a properly fitting diving mask should be comfortable during the entire dive to ensure a pleasant diving experience. Additionally, choosing the right mask can ensure greater safety during the dive. A mask that does not fit perfectly may result in water leakage that can cause distractions and stress during the dive. Lastly, the functionality of masks differs. For instance, Full-face masks may be more suitable for beginners while low-volume masks may be better for technical diving. Choosing the right type of diving mask can therefore enhance your diving experience and safety.

• Dual Lens Masks
• Freediving Masks

• Seac Sub Masks
• Single Lens Masks

• Mask & Snorkel Sets
• Mask Accessories

• Prescription Masks