A mask can make or break a dive. So getting one that is right for you is vital for your satisfaction underwater.
1. Size. Pick a mask that fit your face. Women and children usually use mask size small – medium and men medium - large.
2. Lens. Single lens mask offers wider view but if you have vision problem, a double lens mask is for you. Corrective lenses for your double-lens masks are available.
3. Color. The silicone skirt comes in 2 colors, black and clear. I use the clear one because it gives me more peripheral view plus the light color helps reduce anxiety. The black silicone is good for those taking underwater photos. It reduces the light and blocks side movements, which can confuse you sometimes.
4. Fit. To find the perfect fit just follow these simple steps.
Photo: Single-lens mask with black skirt
i. Touch the mask to your face lightly (do not put on the strap) and use your fingers to make sure there are no gaps between your skin and the skirt.
ii. Gently push the mask onto your face, creating vacuum within the mask.
iii. If the mask stays on your face without the strap or your hand holding it in place, then that mask fits your face.
iv. Just exhale through your nose to remove the mask.
So there you go =) Good luck finding your mask!
After buying your mask you need to know How to Care for your Mask
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