SUBEA TRIBORD Easybreath 500 Full Face Snorkeling Mask (2024 Version) with Dry-top Release, Panoramic 180º View, Anti-Fog. Includes a Large Microfiber Cloth 6.6" x 5,7" (Gray, M/L)

Easiest to use and most full-featured mask available. Does not fog and any water that gains access to the interior of the mask is rapidly vented out without any need for mask adjustment. Self-closing snorkel works perfectly and lets no water into the mask when descending deeper into the water. As an added plus, the mask is very comfortable.

This full-face snorkel mask offers a fantastic view, compared to traditional snorkels/ goggles! I had no trouble getting a good seal and breathing properly, but I loaned the mask to my brother for a trip and he had a very hard time getting it to work properly, so it may not be one size fits all (or just less intuitive for some users)! Make sure you test it out and figure out the functionality before you rely on it as your only snorkel mask - but I find it's a great option to swim and breathe comfortably while taking in the best view of your ocean surroundings.

Loved it! Didn't need to worry about water getting into the mask at all!!! Would recommend this to everyone!

Our family all loved these masks. Wonderful

Love this snorkel design, much prefer it over traditional masks.

This worked perfectly. Fit my face with no leaks. No fogging. Crystal clear. My only complaint is the red dot safety stickers in the middle of the forehead. The aren't in the picture and I'm afraid to try to take them off the mask because it might make a mess.

A review for the full face snorkel mask. This mask is nice but I'm unsure about the fit due to the lack of seal around the nose inside the mask which also carried the mask to fog under water. The snorkel folds into 2 parts and came with extra seals. The snorkel works good without any stopping issues.

Researched a number and eventually went with Subea. Seemed to be less equipment issues or ‘missing pieces’ issues. The cloth straps were easily adjustable. Basically snap the snorkel into it’s slot, pull it on your face, and you’re snorkeling. No issues with fogging whatsoever. And we didn’t treat the mask in any way. My fear, having a goatee, was leakage. Minor leakage (not every time) did occur but was slight and seemed to be able to be expressed if exhaled with greater pressure. It never accumulated to a significant volume. Not the mask’s fault—I chose the goatee. When I repositioned it (and made the straps extra-tight), so that it sat more beneath my chin, I didn’t have leakage. Love the experience with this mask.