Scubapro Ghost Frameless Dive Mask

This has become my favorite mask. I have a cressi nano that i love also. This is even lower profile than the nano and is frameless so its closer to your face and seals like a suction cup. It will fog if you don’t use anti fog in cold water. For me about 75 or less it fogs. Just use Sea gold anti fog. The vision is excellent with one lens and the glass is very clear.its a comfortable fit.

I am an adult and this mast fit me beautifully. After I remove the first film it never fogs! I love it.

Fit is perfect! Very nice quality!

I embarked on my scuba journey, fins strapped, tank on back, heart filled with the wonder of the underwater world. But my excitement abruptly sank like a lead weight the moment I laid eyes on the mask. To call the face seal "thin" would be an insult to tissues. It was a flimsy membrane, barely thicker than a spiderweb, offering about as much hope of a watertight seal as a colander.My initial thought? Did they send me a child's mask by mistake? I donned it anyway, holding onto a sliver of hope, only to watch in slow-motion horror as water began its relentless invasion. It wasn't a trickle, mind you, but a full-on baptism by the ocean. Within seconds, my vision became a blurry mess of saltwater and shattered expectations.This wasn't just a minor inconvenience; it was a safety hazard. Diving with a leaky mask is like driving blindfolded on a highway – potentially dangerous and utterly ridiculous. My dive, which was supposed to be a baptism by coral, turned into a desperate scramble back to the boat, sputtering like a broken tea kettle.But the disappointment doesn't stop at the flooded vision. The sheer audacity of this product's existence is what truly stings. How can someone, anyone, in good conscience manufacture and sell a piece of equipment so fundamentally flawed? This isn't a minor design oversight; it's a slap in the face to every diver who relies on reliable gear for their safety and enjoyment.So, here's my message to the makers of this aquatic nightmare: You haven't just disappointed a customer, you've betrayed a trust. Diving is not a casual endeavor; it's a dance with the ocean, a delicate balance between exploration and risk. Your flimsy excuse for a seal doesn't just leak water, it leaks responsibility, jeopardizing the safety of anyone who dares to trust it.To any fellow divers reading this, take heed: Avoid this mask like you would a remora with a particularly bad attitude. And to the manufacturers, a word of advice: Invest in some thicker silicone, a little quality control, and maybe a dash of common sense. Your customers, and the ocean, deserve better.This review is a cautionary tale, a watery grave for my dashed aquatic dreams. But hopefully, it will serve as a beacon, warning others away from this leaky shipwreck of a mask and reminding everyone that a diver's safety should never be treated as an afterthought.May your dives be clear, your masks watertight, and your underwater adventures filled with wonder, not leaky disappointment.

I am engaged in freediving and for me the visibility is important. in this mask the visibility is excellent. the material is pleasant and very soft, which helps to heal the nose at depth. but the mask constantly sweats and nothing helps. therefore appraisal 3.

Great mask! Smaller than I assumed, but fit me perfect. Definitely worth the money

Yes, this is a good looking, well-crafted mask. However, it is VERY small and flat. In addition, the inner part of the nasal pocket has a hard plastic ring surrounding it. As a result, there is uncomfortable pressure to the bridge of your nose even with an average sized face. This mask may work for a small and flat face, but it is useless for somebody with an average sized face.

Aún no las usamos pero se ven magníficas