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The Marea Dry Combo features all the same technical benefits as other masks and snorkels in Cressi’s line, but with a brand-new style for 2012. The renowned Italian dive equipment manufacturer has been making scuba gear since 1946 and has built its reputation on designing leading-edge products that advance the technology the industry uses. This year, Cressi is launching the brand-new Marea snorkeling mask, which is patterned on the company’s Big Eyes Evolution series. This snorkeling mask is also suitable for diving, and like the Big Eyes Evolution Crystal, emphasizes comfort and style.
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