hifreediving
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The sphera is a great freediving mask but not so for spearfishing the beuchat mundial mask has great visibility, low volume, and a nice soft skirt good for spearfishing.
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mkhilario
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+1 for the omer alien; lower volume than the superocchio, wider field of view, and much much more comfortable.
The minima is fine for training. I use mine in the pool. With the limited field of view, it does feel like you're looking through swim goggles.
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The minima is fine for training. I use mine in the pool. With the limited field of view, it does feel like you're looking through swim goggles.
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+1 for the omer alien; lower volume than the superocchio, wider field of view, and much much more comfortable.
The minima is fine for training. I use mine in the pool. With the limited field of view, it does feel like you're looking through swim goggles.
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The Alien is one of the more user friendly free diving masks. I would say that the Alien has viewing angles similar to some diving masks. I suspect that the Problue 'Nero' Mask - Reflective Lens - Black I recent got is a oem of an alien.
A lot of free diving masks don't fit Asian faces very well and seem to be really small, in fact the superocchio is sometimes sold as a kid's or female mask.
Try out as many masks as you can if possible.
Cheers
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