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Ocean Eyes

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wesseldk

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I'm looking to get a new mask for free diving and recreational snorkling. Something suitable for the 15-30m range. I have tried the Cressi Minima, and love the comfortable silicone skirt, and good fit (like my old cressi). But I would like some thing with a little better field of vision like the Cressi Ocean Eyes. I consider the clear silicone, to give the illusion of even better field of vision, like on the Minima I have tried. Can anyone give me some advice on this?

Martin
 
Hi Martin,
the minima is a nice mask, but has a very limited field of vision. The technisub sphera has similar volume but way wider vision. Pretty much any other mask you can try will have better vision then the minima.


Cheers,
Wal
 
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