Scuba Diver Mask's Guide
A mask should be your first piece of equipment to buy before going scuba diving. A well fitting mask forms an airtight seal on your face so that you’ll stay clear of water. To judge the fit, gently place the mask on your face without strapping it; inhale through your nose and remove your hands. If it’s still on your face, it fits!
It’s up to you to decide between an automatic purging devices or use the old tilt-the-head-back-and-blow-through-the-nose-trick. The advantage of the technology is: a clear mask with the touch of a button, the downfall: added weight and size.
For a broad and interrupted view, choose one lens, and for low volume or corrective optics, choose two lenses divided by a nosepiece. For the best and largest selection of scuba diving masks, visit LeisurePro.com.
It’s up to you to decide between an automatic purging devices or use the old tilt-the-head-back-and-blow-through-the-nose-trick. The advantage of the technology is: a clear mask with the touch of a button, the downfall: added weight and size.
For a broad and interrupted view, choose one lens, and for low volume or corrective optics, choose two lenses divided by a nosepiece. For the best and largest selection of scuba diving masks, visit LeisurePro.com.
posted by Nach Breslow at Monday, April 30, 2007
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