To scuba divers and amateur snorkelers alike, a fogging mask can be more than just annoying, it can be dangerous. Fortunately, in the scuba world, there is a consensus on how best to keep a mask from fogging up and thus prevent an obstructe… read more
As scuba diving has evolved into its modern form, the sport's equipment has evolved with it, from simple breath holding to modern pressurized tanks and form-fitting scuba masks. read more
Most scuba enthusiasts know how important their dive mask is. If you're a diver who wears glasses, you can purchase lenses for your scuba mask. Since they are cheaper, most recreational divers go for a step diopter dive mask lenses, also kn… read more
Scuba diving is a great recreational sport. You can go to a warm-weather resort in the Caribbean, Florida, Australia or Thailand and see beautiful tropical fish on an equally beautiful reef. You can dive for lobster and shellfish in the col… read more
Having clear vision enables scuba divers to make precise movements and have a sense of direction. Fogged masks or masks with water hinder movements and can be dangerous. Learning how to clear a scuba mask underwater enables a diver to avoid… read more
After you've purchased a scuba mask, the first thing you need to do is properly clean it. This is because when a scuba mask is shipped, it is coated in a protective film which protects the silicone in the mask. If you were to dive without c… read more
You can find scuba masks in a variety of designs, colors and styles, but before deciding mask to purchase, it a test try to make sure it fits properly. For comfort as well as safety and an airtight fit, you need to have a scuba mask that is… read more
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New diving masks are often coated with a layer of oily residue. This needs to be thoroughly removed before the mask is used on a dive, because the oil functions as a fogging agent. It also attracts dirt and grime, and generally makes caring… read more
A broad misconception is that a good scuba mask keeps all the water out all of the time. The only way to form a perfect seal with a dive mask is to have the mask on so tightly that a diver also gets a bad case of "mask face." A little water… read more
While objects underwater do appear larger than they really are due to the refractive effects of water, those who need eyeglasses or contacts should still look into getting a prescription scuba mask if they intend to dive frequently. After a… read more
A scuba mask can make a huge difference in your diving experience. An ill-fitting mask or one with an uncomfortable strap can virtually ruin a dive. Scuba masks today come in a variety of designs, with different lens shapes, strap mechanis… read more
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