What kind of mask is this?
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zen_man
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It's not gonna do him a lot of good, since his hood is under the top skirt of the mask...
zen_man
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Now that's teamwork
Yes! I do try to be the best buddy that I can be!
That's so funny you say that. I was laying in bed last night going to sleep and I thought about that.
Leave it to marketing and an advertising model.
Shaka Doug
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You don't want that mask. That and the (old) Dacor Vista are the most likely to give you mask squeeze. Seen it too many times on too many faces. Something about the shape causes this to happen more than in other different shaped masks.
Thanks. What type of mask would you recommend for a beginner diver?
I have the Dacor Vista mask that looks exactly like that one, one of my favorite masks ever, very comfortable. I bought it in Ft Lauderdale many years ago and still use it occasionally to this day, mine has the clear, now slightly yellow, skirt with blue frame. N
There are no "beginner" masks, there are masks that fit and mask that don't. Try a Mares X-Vision for a good quality mid price mask. The new Scuba Pro Orbit and Solo look like winners and are frameless types. The Scuba Pro "Frameless" in black is somewhat similar to the mask in the picture, is highly regarded by techies, it is a little expensive but a very nice mask that would serve well and has the somewhat "squarish" all business pro/military look.
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