Diving and Snorkeling Mask Reviews - Diving Masks with Optical Lenses
Below is a list of the most popular customer scuba gear reviews for Diving and Snorkeling Masks, Diving Masks with Optical Lenses. Click the product name to view more reviews and details about that product. For longer reviews, click the View Full Review link next to a review to read the whole review.
You can see the most helpful scuba gear reviews for diving and snorkeling masks below. Scuba.com offers gear reviews from the following manufacturers: Genesis, H2O, Ocean Quest, Sherwood, Trident, TUSA, XS Scuba and more...
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| Trident Dive Optx Reviews 
Reviewer: Carl C Ibsen on 11/15/2008
Great For Reading Gauges - trident dive optx lenses are just what is needed for accurate reading of submersible gauges, underwater compass, small numbers and settings on our underwater cameras and anything else that one might choose to read, underwater. they are easy to apply and use. i have sets in each of my masks. these lenses are especially helpful for those of us who are a bit older and living with the inevitable changes in vision. i have sets of +1.75 and +2.00, which i interchange depending on what i am doing. how do you the correct strength? the primary issue to consider is the distance that you will be reading the gauge at. the higher the diopter number, the closer you will need to hold the viewed... View Full Review
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| XS Scuba Z Duo M-Line Mask Reviews 
Reviewer: James Perrine on 7/4/2008
XS Scuba Z Duo M-Line Mask with Purge - i have purchased 2 with the purge and ordered a 3rd. the 3rd arrived shipped wrong i however did not notice this until i returned from the usa to saudi arabia. 1 with purchase was for me and 1 was for a friend. the purge valve works great but on both my face and my friends it hits the bottom of our nose. i used mine longer than he did hoping to find a place on my face it would not hurt and used it long enough that it bruised the bottom of my nose.
i was lucky that the 3rd was shipped wrong as my first mask i paid for corrective lenses so i could change the lenses out and have a very nice mask. the mask without the purge is a great mask.
my friend was not so lucky and has had to be... View Full Review
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| H2O Alpha 2 Mask Reviews
Reviewer: Brian Olson Instructor on 8/18/2006
I was Blind, but now I can see - Of all the masks I have used in the last year, the Alpha 2 is hands down one of the most comfortable and versatile masks out there. This low-volume maks is constructed out of the highest grade silicone that molds to the contours of just about everyones face that gets near it. This means a great fit that feels good and a seal that doesnt leak! Being a long-time mustache wearer, I have run the gambit of novelties and techniques to keep water out of my masks from silicone grease to vaseline to surfboard wax. None of them are as effective as they are messy. The purge valve under the nose pocket is hidden from a divers fingers, so its easy to equalize, but it is large enough to clear water... View Full Review
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| TUSA Liberator One Mask Reviews
Reviewer: Kim B. on 11/20/2008
Love my very own RX / prescription Snorkeling Mask - I wear glasses and am very new to snorkeling and fell absolutely in love with it after my first try. After 2 further opportunities to go snorkeling since then, I recently decided to invest in an RX mask because its not always easy to find shops that have them for rent whenever Im on vacation. I shopped around a lot on-line but kept coming back to scuba.com. I spoke on the phone with a very friendly and knowledgeable staff member who helped me decide which mask to buy (even suggesting one that was less expensive than one I was considering). Not only does the mask fit great, but the stock lenses are of very good quality and very closely match my prescription. Add to all this, I received the... View Full Review
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| Ocean Quest Pacific Mask Reviews
Reviewer: Robin Powell on 12/30/2008
Mask was a good buy - I was looking for an affordable mask to keep around for grandkids to learn to snorkle plus for the 15 year old to use to dive. Id purchased another mask on clearance and found it to be a little smaller than I expected based on description so when this mask came up with a clearance price and the description said that it fits almost all faces from 60-240 lbs, I couldnt resist buying it. It did fit her and didnt leak - was easy to adjust and worked well for us. Even though it says that it fits almost any face, I wont be surprised if she outgrows it in a few years - its not as large as either my husbands or my mask but it did the job and she liked the color. For the price we paid, its a... View Full Review
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| XS Scuba Down Look Mask with Gauge Reader Reviews 
Reviewer: Paul S. on 6/10/2007
Takes Getting Used To - I am farsighted and getting old enough so that I soon wont be able to hold a camera or gauge far enough in front of me to see without some sort of "underwater reading glasses." Nothing against this mask (they may all be like this), but I could not get used to it. Why? If I was holding my compass out in front of me, to use the magnifying part of the Look Down lens, Id have to lift my head way up in an uncomfortable position. It worked fine when I would hold a gauge down low, however. Then, the dilemma was that the lens portion blocked me from just looking down at the farther distant terrain below me, which Im used to being able to do with my regular mask. Its probably fine when used... View Full Review
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