CRESSIScuba Diving Masks with Inclined Tear Drop Lenses for More Downward Visibility , Air and Eyes Evolution: Made in Italy

Love this mask, fits perfect, rubber skirting is super soft and molds nicely to your face. View is excellent, it's very comfortable and did not leak a drop on two dives I put a Cressi neoprene strap cover on it to make it perfect. As with any mask with tempered glass, you must burn off the silicone residue with a barbecue lighter and scrub with toothpaste a few times to prepare it to prevent fogging. I went from 80 degree surface temp to 60 degree temps at depth with zero fogging issues. As a diver, I own alot of Cressi products, all are high quality and high end products that I trust. This mask is no different... I own 2 of them.

Very important when choosing the mask: Matching the size of face and nose. Do not buy it if you are not sure that correct size will be delivered.

Very good design, big unobstructed vision, with good quality craftsmanship and materials, though you need it to handle them as a normal pair of eye glasses, the do scratch.

Works well & minimal leakage. Used quite a bit in So. Pacific for snorkeling.

Bought this mask a while ago and finally had a chance to test it out. I wanted to replace the old "snorkel set" mask that I had with something a little better and settled on this. I tried it first without doing anything to my mustache and the mask failed as I expected it would. I then applied a little Vaseline to my 'stache and the mask sealed up well enough for a day of lobstering. I appreciated the comfortable headband and the soft face seal. The field of vision was excellent as well. There are certainly better masks out there, but not close to this price point!

Headed to Puerto Rico and snorkeling is on the agenda. I've rented/borrowed gear in the past and finally decided to get my own gear. My main criteria was a good seal on my facial hair without having to jump thru hoops.Fit is comfortable and snug. Stuck my face in the bathtub and no leaks! Definitely need some antifog, but that's pretty much a universal constant.I'll update after some ocean time if anything changes.Update: Mask was great! Had some very minor leakage around my mustache, but cleared easy.There's a little distortion at the edges, but not too bad. Fixed the fogging with the toothpaste rub trick. Very happy with my purchase.

The Cressi Big Eyes is one of the best selling masks of all time and for good reason. It is a high quality, low volume mask that can be used for scuba, freediving or snorkeling. The low volume gives you a great field of vision and means that it is easier to clear when scuba diving or equalize when freediving. I like it because I can use one mask for both. If you are freediving really deep, you would want a lower volume freediving mask, but the trade off is field of vision. Had my last one for 20 years. Great mask!

I spent a lot of time researching to make sure I purchased a quality snorkel mask. This one was made in italy and from what I read it meant the quality was better. Unfortunately, it broke the first day I used it. I was able to use it successfully once, but when I tried it again a few hours later water started to come into the mask and into my eyes. Upon inspection, I realize the plastic surrounding the “glass” had separated allowing water to come in. I purchased this for a trip and by the time I used it, I was unable to return it. Extremely disappointed.