Frequently Asked Questions
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How does a snorkel work?
Thanks to its design, all our full face snorkel masks allow you to breathe naturally through your mouth and nose. The unparalleled 180-degree view allows you to see in high definition and fog-free, guaranteed.
The swimmer inhales fresh air through the glass chamber before reaching the nose and mouth through dry valves. The permanent supply of renewed fresh air creates a fog free experience.
The CO² is evacuated through channels located inside the mask’s rim, which sends the air outside; the air flow is perfectly regulated.
When diving, the full-floating snorkel system prevents water from accessing your face which prevents trouble breathing, even with choppy conditions or when surfacing.
How does the full-floating system stop water from entering?
It is engineered to stop water from getting into the snorkel even when there is choppy water, small waves on the surface, or when the swimmer dives.
The full-floating equipped snorkel mask blocks the intake tube from water and from entering into your air chamber.
After diving, remember to blow out when returning to the surface to make sure that the float descends.
How can I choose the right size?
The Junior 180 Degrees Mask fits children between the ages of 6 and 10.
The XS model is a one size fits all.
We also offer full face snorkel masks for the rest of the family older than 10 years.
For 10-year-olds, ladies, and small faces, please opt for sizes S or M.
For bigger faces, we recommend using L or XL.
Why choose full face snorkel masks over a traditional mask?
The design of the 180 Degrees full face snorkel mask makes it ideal for snorkeling compared to other traditional mask because:
a) with its integrated snorkel, swimmers will never lose another mask or snorkel piece;
b) swimmers can breathe through your mouth and nose, allowing a more comfortable overall experience than having a snorkel in your mouth;
c) you will not miss a moment of the spectacular sea life with underwater panoramic views and all without fog!
What about Snorkeling Safety?
Never snorkel alone! Snorkeling is a simple and very fun activity with a friend or with the whole family!
Breathing through a snorkel is more demanding than simply swimming. If you feel tired, short of air or dizzy, remove your mask and get out of the water immediately.
The use of our snorkel masks is NOT recommended if you have cardiovascular or pulmonary health issues including, but not limited to lung infection, angina, asthma, hypertension, or heart disease. Please consult your physician if you suffer from any health condition before snorkeling.
Can I wear glasses with my full face snorkel mask?
No, most glasses will prevent the mask from sealing properly on your face. Our full face snorkels are designed to be used without glasses.
What precautions should I take with my full face snorkel mask?
Sand is the enemy! Not only will it scratch the mask lens, but it can also clog the air valves in the mask and the float valve inside the snorkel.
Please avoid leaving the mask in sand when not in use. Rinse and soak with tap water using a small amount of detergent to help with cleaning.
Wipe the mask down with a microfiber or non-abrasive towel to prevent water spots and then allow the mask to air dry.
Store the mask in a protected space and avoid exposure to direct sunlight and black rubber as it could stain the silicone insert.
Make sure to wash any debris off and dry it completely before storing away.
When handling and using the product, keep in mind that it is not scratch resistant!
We recommend transporting and storing the product in its original bag to ensure durability and proper function.