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Cressi Eyes Evolution Crystal
With slightly less downward field of view than its “big” brother, the Big Eyes, Cressi’s lightweight Eyes Evolution (the lightest mask in this test) scored big with testers, who liked its comfortable fit and strong FOV. There is a five-degree difference in the downward FOV of the Big Eyes versus Eyes, due to the raking of the lenses and the lower bottom point on the Big Eyes. Testers found the strap and buckle easy to adjust.
GOOD FOR
Medium-size faces; travel; free divers
FIELD OF VIEW
Prescription Lenses No
Weight 0.14 ozs.
Warranty 2-year limited
Price $90
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