Cressi Adult Wide View Single Lens Comfortable Snorkeling Mask & Dry Snorkel - Musa & Scilla: Made in Italy

These are very high quality and make swimming at the beach super fun. They keep the water out and let you see all the cool things on the ocean floor. We liked it so much we got a second one.

Really appreciate the Cressi brand and their snorkeling masks.3The glass is very thick and high quality and does a fantastic job at keeping the water out.Great set to keep in the beach bag so you can make every beach trip a snorkeling trip as well.Very happy with this kit.

Got this for a trip to Hawaii where I was packing light. The seal on the mask was pretty good, although it took some finagling to get the nose to seal well. Other than that no complaints. It survived being stuffed in my bike bag for a week, so that's a huge plus. The material is light and flexible. Color is cute!!

Mask fits good and has a nice amount of viewing area. I like the dry snorkel technology, I've used these on several other Cressi snorkels and they work great for me. The strap adjustments on the mask are easy to use, much better then other systems I've used that can drive you nuts.

It's a bit too cold to try this Cressi Snorkel and Mask set in the pool so I tried it in the shower. Not exactly real world conditions but it is what it is. Water did not infiltrate the mask. Not like the one I bought over the summer to use on my island vacation.The silicone of the mask is soft and pliable. I think that facilitates it conforming to my face and keeping water out. Likewise the mouthpiece is soft and doesn't take a lot of bite pressure to hold in place.The field of view is not comprised at all and the adjustability of the strap is good. I look forward to my next opportunity to go snorkeling (and not feel swamped).

This kit is branded as "Blue by Cressi", and is made in China rather than Italy, but the main brand clearly had some hand in designing it. It consists of a Musa mask and a Scilla dry snorkel, and the pair is definitely a perfect fit for an amateur who is looking for a well-made and lightweight set to bring along for travel.Musa mask is frameless (and therefore very light), the silicone skirt is directly attached to the tempered glass; this makes the mask pretty shallow and keeps the field of view quite broad. There is no anti-fog coating on the glass - so bring your own spray, or just clean frequently. The silicone is soft, and hugs the face nicely, forming a pretty good seal without any uncomfortable pressure points. The split strap is easily adjustable. As there is no frame, the mask can be easily squeezed into a small space in your carry-on or luggage.Scilla snorkel is a basic dry snorkel design. The valve at the top reacts quickly, and seals well, between that and the purge valve at the bottom, it will be easy to keep the snorkel clear of water. The plastic piece at the top and another near the mouthpiece are connected with a soft silicone tubing, and the same soft silicone is used for the mouthpiece. Overall construction is lightweight, and perfectly functional.Total weight of the kit is 390 grams (13 3/4 oz) - once again, perfect to bring along on a trip for an occasional snorkeling. While not inexpensive, given the parent brand's reputation and quality execution, this kit gets my recommendation, especially for travel.

The design and build quality of this mask and snorkel lie somewhere between the cheap poorly designed uncomfortable Chinaware, and what I've come to expect from Cressi.On the positive side, this mask fits acceptably, is not uncomfortable, and has no hard plastic parts sticking into your face (unlike the "Chinaware").Same for the snorkel, plus its clip can be fitted onto or off the mask strap without having to take the mask off or worse.The negative for this mask is that the silicone body is quite thin, same for the narrow sealing area, and the glass is narrower than I would like or expect from a quality mask. Usability is ok, but mediocre. Not the best.Similar for the snorkel mouthpiece. They skimped on the amount of silicone rubber. It is biteable, but barely. More like the Chinaware than traditional Cressi scuba.This product conforms to Cressi's reputation in that it fits a user well enough to be comfortably usable, but the quality and skimpiness are a bit of a blight that diminishes the assurance that the Cressi brand used to convey. This does not meet the past minimal level of quality expected of a Cressi product. Shame.

This is a great set for beginners and includes everything but the fins. It held up well to daily use for two weeks straight and the mask hasn't leaked or fogged.