CRESSIF1, Scuba Diving Snorkeling Frameless Mask - Perfect Seal Silicone Skirt - Designed in Italy by Cressi

20 year SCUBA and snorkel professional here. Im not kidding when I say I've used hundreds of different kinds of masks and fit tens of thousands people with masks. This mask (and the masks it has been modeled to look like) are by far the ones that are closest to a universal fit. It is super cheap compared to other mask of the same quality. it is much easier to keep clean, because sand can't get stuck between the frame and the skirt because it is framelessFinding a good mask can be super frustrating due to everyone having different face shapes. But if you're looking to get into snorkeling or diving, this mask is the first peice of gear to try out.One thing to note, a lot of people are saying the mask keeps fogging up even whem defog is applied. Thats because of a thin layer of silicone that accumulates on the glass from the skirt off gassing. There is a very simple fix. It used to be toothpaste, but most toothpastes got rid of the grit that would scrape the silicone off. Even easier is taking a magic eraser sponge and rubbing the inside of the glass as hard as you can for about 5mins. Being careful to rub all of the surface of the glass. Then you'll be right as rain.

Great and comfortable fitting mask!

I have a weird face and these fit me great. A lot of other goggles seem to press on my brow in an uncomfortable or painful way if I don't want them to leak water constantly, but these are very comfortable while sealing perfectly.

These work exactly as I would hope, once they're prepped and ready for use.• Their visibility is good• The transparent sides do give you a better feeling of seeing the whole world, instead of out a portal on the front.• It's also easy to pressurize your ears with the nose-pinch-blow-swallow technique. Some masks are more difficult for that.• The suction was consistent for me, as well.But I put them straight on and dove, without prepping them first. Yeah, I know better, but I was lazy and didn't scrub the glass with an abrasive (like toothpaste) before I used them.I had figured Cressi, a rather reputable brand, might actually have cleaned the invisible manufacturing residue off the inside of the lens preemptively.But no, once it started fogging up, and I was (if you don't dive this will sound icky) spitting in it and rubbing the glass to keep it from fogging, I noticed it starting to gunk up. That's the residue on the glass from a manufacturer who doesn't bother to clean the finished product.I had to stop where I was and scrub the inside as best I could.But that was the only problem. Overall, they're a great deal for their price.

My daughter loves these goggles very easy to adjust they do not fog they do not pull her hair great quality and she loves the color

My first one lasted 6 years and probably 700+ dives. When it failed it was a tiny hole in the skirt near the nose. I still used it to finish out the week diving before replacing with the same mask; it just leaked a bit more. The dives I have used it on are recreational and professional teaching dives. It has traveled the world the world quite a bit with 0 issues.

These are great for snorkeling in Hawaii! I have been using them for 6 months now and they are my favorite pair. They fit well, the visibility underwater is good, the weight is nice and great quality overall

I am a smaller woman - 5’1” and 115 lbs. These fit my face perfectly. I have never had an issue with water getting in the goggles even when worn for longer periods. They do fog up a bit but it hasn’t affected my visibility in the water.