Filters
- Full Face: They cover the entire face, allowing breathing through the nose and offering a wide field of view. The integrated snorkel automatically closes during diving and prevents water ingress. Many models also feature a mount for an action camera.
- Single Lens (Monolens): With a single large lens, offering a wider and unobstructed field of view.
- Separate Lenses (Dioptric): With two separate lenses (one for each eye), suitable for corrective lens adaptation. It has a lower profile, making it less bulky and fitting closer to the face.
- Tempered Glass: Durable safety glass that offers increased strength and greater safety during use. If it does break, it shatters into small, non-sharp pieces, significantly reducing the risk of serious injury.
- Anti-Fog Protection: Prevents the lenses of the mask from fogging up during diving, ensuring clear visibility underwater.
- Silicone: They adapt to various face shapes, preventing water entry. They are soft and skin-friendly, while being durable against time, seawater, and sunlight, without hardening or yellowing easily (compared to older PVC).
- Myopia: Masks suitable for users with myopia. They accept or include corrective lenses for clear vision underwater.