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Cressi Frameless Mask

Cressi’s new frameless mask is lighter, lower in volume and offers a more compact profile than a traditional mask. Its flared single window lens provides a good field of view, including over the bridge of the nose. The hypo-allergenic silicone skirt molds to all facial contours, and its double seal system is effective in blocking water entry. Strap buckles attach directly to the skirt; this allows for lots of lateral as well as vertical movement, plus it lets you fold the mask flat for packing. Straps tighten easily with a ratcheting action; to loosen, simply squeeze the double buttons. The split strap offers a wide pocket for a secure fit on the head. The mask is available with a black or a white skirt, both of which will block out reflective light when diving.

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