Full Face Snorkel Mask – Keep your whole face dry and your view wide

The visor curves across your entire face, so what is in front of you reads as one continuous scene instead of a porthole. A valve at the top of the tube shuts the moment a swell rolls over it, then opens again once you surface. The tube hinges down and the mask packs flat enough for carry-on.

Why choose this full face snorkel mask?

A mouthpiece asks you to bite down for as long as you are in the water. This one seals around your face instead, so your jaw stays loose and your nose does the work. Airflow runs across the inside of the visor, which keeps the picture clear rather than clouded.

Panoramic visor: the lens wraps past the corners of your eyes, so movement off to the side registers too.
Self-sealing tube valve: closes under a passing swell and opens again when you lift your head.
Clear-view airflow: warm breath is channelled away from the lens instead of settling on it.
Hinged tube: folds down against the frame so the whole thing lies flat in a bag.
Face-hugging skirt: a pliable rim that follows your cheekbones and jaw without pinching.

Put your head under and the reason you came is right there in front of you.

Fit the mask on dry skin and draw the straps up evenly, snug rather than tight. Rinse it in fresh water after each swim and let it dry open before you fold the tube down. Keep it out of direct sun, since long UV exposure makes the skirt stiff.