Copozz Adult Scuba Mask, Dive Mask Anti Fog Snorkeling Scuba Diving Glasses, Great Seal Free Diving Tempered Glass Mask Goggles

Pas vraiment anti-buer, mais confortables et fonctionnel.

I bought this mask as a back up to keep in my drysuit pocket. I tested it just that way. First I did the MANDATORY pre-dive cleaning to prevent fogging. I scrubbed the dry lenses with plain toothpaste using my finger for one minute, rinsed the lenses clean, dried the lenses thoroughly and then repeated. I then coated the lenses with baby shampoo and let it sit for 2 hours. I rinsed the mask, dried it and dove it the next day. At the dive site, I coated the lenses with baby shampoo (my standard defog agent) DID NOT RINSE IT, stuffed it my drysuit pocket and started my dive in 48 degree fresh water. At the 52 minute mark of the dive, i did a mask swap to the Copozz mask (see video). I finished the remainder of the 68 minute dive with the Copozz mask. I was very pleased. The mask did NOT fog, fit very well, was super comfortable and did not leak despite my mustache. (its very tough to find a mask that seals facial hair well) The low volume of this mask makes it an excellent dive mask with a wide clear field of view. Great Mask!! I would DEFINITELY consider this as a primary mask! Every face is different, but it worked perfectly for me and fit both my wife and teenage daughter's face as well. This is good clear tempered glass mask with great styling at an amazing price!! Good job Copozz!

As a SCUBA assistant instructor, I purchased this mask as a backup and a spare for students. I have a large head, but this mask seemed to fit me well without leaking and the strap tightness is very easy to adjust and stays put when you have the size set. As with any new mask, defog procedures need to be followed or it will give you trouble. The above pictures help illustrate the defog procedure. In the first picture, I was trying to get the mask to fog by exhaling through my nose into he mask. It obviously fogged rather easily as all new masks will. During the manufacturing process, contaminants deposit on the glass that must be removed before use or there will be fogging difficulties. In the seconds picture I have applied the cheapest non gel toothpaste I could find to the right lens only for demonstration purposes. I rubbed the toothpaste around on the lens and rinsed it under hot water. I repeated his process three time on the right lens. The third picture shows the results toothpaste. I once again tried to get the mask to fog by exhaling into it through my nose. The untreated side fogged easily, but the toothpaste treated side showed no signs of fogging. The final picture is of the mask after both lenses have been treated 4 times with the toothpaste and rinsed. Neither side fogged although I tried to get them to. I then took the mask into a cool pool and treated it once again with standard defog solution and rinsed it. In the pool I had no problems with fogging or leaking. I will be taking the mask into the pool again to tomorrow for 4 hours for further testing and will update the review if needed, but so far this mask seems to be an excellent value.

Just took this mask diving today down to 30ft. I was happily surprised by this mask. The skirt is very soft and comfortable on my face, fits well. Throughout my dive the mask stayed put and didn’t leak at all. Before you use the mask, I recommend scrubbing the mask with a scrub made for masks. You can also use some plain white toothpaste by rubbing it on the lens when it’s dry for 2 minutes and it will scrub away the thin layer of silicone left behind from the manufacturing process. If you don’t scrub your mask before use, you will get some fogging. After scrubbing, you can use a defog product just to be safe! This is the perfect mask to get started in snorkeling! Decent quality at an amazing price! Will update with pictures and more info after I use the mask for a few weeks!

I am a newly certified diver and wanted to get a new mask. This one seems to be a great quality mask at a good price. Seems well built, seals well and has a good and clear field of view. Allows easy nose equalization as well. As long as you properly prepare it before diving, it will not fog either. As any new mask, it will have a thin layer of silicone on the inside of the lens left over from the manufacturing process. This silicone interferes with defogging treatments, and until it’s removed, your mask will fog no matter how much defog you use. One option to remove it is with toothpaste, as described by the product and will work well. But there is another method to do this: fire. The silicone can quickly and effectively be burned off with a lighter. Here are a few steps: 1. Stand in a protected area, out of the wind 2. Hold the flame of the lighter carefully near the inside of the lens, but not directly on it, until the lenses are all black 3. The heat could make the mask fog, and you will be able to see the silicone burn away 4. Carefully move the flame around the lens to clear the remaining silicone. Be very careful around the silicone skirt of the mask. Also, be careful of your thumb as the lighter gets very hot when you maintain the flame for more than just a second or two 5. The lens will be hot. Set the mask aside and let it cool before wiping out the silicone residue 6. Make sure the mask is completely cool and rinse it with water to remove any lingering residue. Just like any glassware, remember that any sudden change from very hot to very cold can cause the glass to shatter! And, do not forget, before every dive, apply baby shampoo or a commercial defog to avoid fogging! Happy diving!