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Blue Reef Black Freediving Mask & Snorkel Set

SKU: BLRFDMBKKMFR: AM319 - BLACK1 K

Silicone skirt ensures a reliable, comfortable seal.
Low volume mask offers clear visibility underwater.
Durable tempered glass lenses enhance snorkeling fun.
Foldable snorkel is easy to pack for travel.
J-style snorkel design offers good value & easy use.
Perfect freediving mask & snorkel set for water sports.

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Riffe Mantis Mask

SKU: RIFMTMMFR: MA-021

Low volume freediving mask for easy equalization.
Silicone skirt ensures a comfortable, watertight seal.
Tempered glass lens provides wide, clear vision.
Durable freediving mask built to withstand depth.
Protective mask case included for safe transport.
Riffe Mantis: A top choice freediving mask.

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Mares Viper Mask

SKU: MRSMV

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Low volume freediving mask for easy equalization.
Silicone skirt ensures a comfortable, reliable seal.
Tempered glass lenses offer wide, clear vision underwater.
Durable freediving mask built to withstand deep dives.
Streamlined design reduces drag during freediving.
Mares Viper mask includes protective mask box.

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Seac One Freediving Low Volume Mask

SKU: SECOFMMFR: 0750017003520A

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Seac One: Low volume freediving mask design.
Silicone skirt ensures comfortable freediving seal.
Tempered glass provides wide vision underwater.
Durable build for reliable freediving sessions.
Easy equalization for comfortable depth changes.
Includes protective mask box for safe storage.

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Freediving Masks

Freediving is an amazing way to explore the ocean. With minimal gear and a more streamlined profile, divers feel more connected to nature while maintaining peak flexibility and mobility. Because freediving has a unique set of demands and requirements, freedivers should invest in a mask that’s designed specifically for freediving.

Choosing the Best Freediving Mask for You

Even though a freediving mask may seem like one of the more straightforward water sport gear components out there, you actually have a lot of options and design features to choose from. When it comes to selecting a freediving mask, much of your decision making will come down to personal preference. However, there are a few important features to look for.

Mirrored Lenses vs Clear Lenses

Many divers prefer mirrored lenses for their freediving masks because they conceal the eyes from fish and other aquatic creatures. If you plan to try spear fishing or want to feel less noticeable to the sea life around you, you may want to consider mirrored lenses.

If communication with other divers is your primary concern, then it’s a good idea to select a mask with clear lenses. Your eyes will remain visible to your dive partners, allowing you to see each other and communicate with facial expressions and eye movements.

Two Windows or One?

While a frameless, single-window mask increases your field of view, two-window masks are the tried-and-true standard for freediving. That said, a single-window mask is a more flexible selection for divers who regularly switch between freediving and scuba diving.

If you select a two-window mask, pay attention to overall field of view and the window shape. Tear-drop shaped windows help divers more effectively scan the seabed below for fish and obstacles.

Low Volume for Easier Clearing

Experienced freedivers know that even the best masks sometimes fill with water. Selecting a low-volume, low-profile mask means you can clear water from your mask more easily without wasting too much air. Just make sure the nose pocket on your mask isn’t too small, or you’re more likely to experience seal gaps and take on water.

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