SEAC Libera, New Generation Integrated Snorkeling Mask, Hypoallergenic Silicone, Quick Release, 3 Sizes

This is a great quality snorkel mask. But the description is a bit misleading. It says for small faces, but on the mask itself it is actually labeled XS/S. This will not fit adults by any means. This is more for small children under the age of 12.

Fait un test dans la piscine et très bien faite la job .

The mask is very easy to set up and put on. It seals well. Do make sure to get all hair out of the sealing area to minimize the chance for water to enter. I have never snorkeled but we got these ahead of our upcoming trip. Tried them in a pool and they worked great.. can't wait to use them in the ocean.

A mascara parece de boa qualidade entretanto veio com uma peça faltando no snorkel, a válvula one way, que faz com que a saida de gás co2 não seja tão eficiente. Este problema já foi relatado aqui, deveriam aumentar a checagem do padrão de qualidade do produto.

I have severe DDD and have trouble turning my neck to breathe while swimming, so I’ve been using a full face snorkel mask in the lap pool for a few years now. I also have severe asthma, so it was especially important to find a mask that has been extensively safety tested— and this one is the safest you’ll find!My previous mask (a no name/knockoff brand) was apparently leaking some CO2 from my exhalations, so I wasn’t able to swim as far before needing to remove it. I’d occasionally feel dizzy or even nauseous as a result. But I don’t have any of those problems with the Seac mask! With the design of this mask, the CO2 from your exhalation exits the mask thru little holes near your forehead area— unlike some full face masks and traditional snorkel masks, where your exhalation and inhalation is thru the same snorkel tube (Since the snorkel would still contain some CO2 from your last breath every time you take a new breath, you wouldn’t be getting the same amount of fresh oxygenated air with other designs). The only drawback— and it’s a completely minor issue— is that you will hear and sometimes see little bubbles in the water as you exhale. But I’d much rather breathe better, and hearing and seeing some light bubbles as I swim is a non issue!Just make sure to MEASURE your face and test the fit before swimming. This is so important because if the interior chamber of the mask doesn’t line up correctly with the bridge of your nose, or if the mask is too large, it just won’t work. You’ll either be breathing in CO2 if it’s too small, or if it’s too large, you’ll get a face full of water… so take the time to measure. FWIW, I’m a 5’9” woman and the small/medium Seac mask fits me perfectly (even though my previous mask was a size L).Also before using one, practice taking your mask on and off as many times as you need to, until it becomes second nature/muscle memory. Just a safety tip, but this is very important with any type of mask you’ll be using in water.Breathing is very natural with this type of mask, and the fit and design of the Seac mask is superb! The dry top snorkel is easily removed (just press tabs on both sides of the tube, at the connection point and give it a wiggle). No fog, great visibility, no problems at all! Just perfect in every way!