Cressi Panoramic Wide View Mask & Dry Snorkel Kit for Snorkeling, Scuba Diving - Pano 3 & Supernova Dry: Designed in Italy

Perfect for snorkeling. We had a choice of five mask sets and this was the first choice for everyone in the group. It comfortably fit so many faces women, men and teens. It was light and easy to carry/pack. Adding fog drops was easy. It allows divers to see everything (especially to the far left and right). After comfortable fit (most important), it included our #1 dry snorkel choice. It kept water out and away from the mouths of divers. Newer divers especially loved it.It is more expensive than cheap sets, often found at sporting goods stores. But less expensive than high-end masks at dive shops. It is in the in-between spot for price while still having quality that will allow it to be used for multiple trips/years. Even better pricing when the snorkel is included. 100% worth it if around $50.Tip: When it arrives, immediately test it out on your face and even try it in a pool if possible. You will know before going on any trip if it is your favorite or not.Note: We were not compensated in any way for this unbiased review.

I'm loving my mask and snorkel. I bought them for a trip to Mexico, on which I used it for my entire scuba certification course and 6 scuba dives, as well as almost daily snorkeling in the ocean and in cenotes. When I came home I had the diving bug, and used them for another scuba dive and a free dive (snorkeling) in colder and rougher Northern California waters. They've held up and treated me well for all of it.The fit of the mask is great, it sealed really well yet was very easy to clear when I needed to for my scuba certification course. The most water that ever got in was a tiny bit around the nose. I used defog solution a few times, baby shampoo a couple, but mostly just spit and rinsed with water to keep it from fogging up and it didn't fog up at all. The snorkel was very comfortable and never hurt my mouth, super flexible, and easy to clip on and off the mask as well as adjusted easily to comfortably reach your mouth. When you swim down and the snorkel is completely submerged, the dry snorkel makes it almost impossible to get water in it. However, I did get a little water in the snorkel when I was in the rougher water in Cali. That's going to happen with just about any snorkel when you have bigger waves, and the snorkel was very easy to clear the water while keeping your face underwater by simply blowing out, hard. Perfect for all of my needs but I'm not certain that it would fit as well on someone with a larger face or larger nose. Also, I would recommend buying a neoprene mask strap cover as well for comfort (no hair pulling) and ease of taking on and off.

The dry snorkel was amazing. Very easy to breath above water and water tight under. I dove to about 5 feet and nothing leaked. I filled the tube up with water to test the purge and it was awesome. it hold a little water without making you swallow sea water and a quick burst of air clears it quickly. Very happy with this snorkel! It's a left hand snorkel if that's of any matter to you due to the angle of the mouth piece. No jaw fatigue after an hour of snorkeling.The mask was also great. Fogged a little but a little dish soap worked wonders! Spit also worked pretty well. The field of vision is pretty awesome because I could see the nurse sharks coming for me from the corner of my eye while on holiday in Belize. Awesome set at a very good price.The clear was nice but it does let a lot of ambient light in which gives you a better experience if you tend to get claustrophobic wearing masks.

Dry snorkel was great. Would rate it alone as a 5. Didn't let any water in when diving underwater. A very nice feature for snorkeling. The mask is nice but would rate it 3 or 3.5. The silicone skirt & viewing area very good but I had a great deal of trouble with it fogging up while snorkeling. I consistently cleaned it with a non-abrasion toothpaste as suggested on a variety of snorkel sites and used a mixture of baby shampoo and water in the mask before entering the water. Despite these measures, I still had trouble with fog/visibility. Many others haven't had this trouble, though, so you may not encounter this issue. Overall, it is a very nice set at a decent price.

Awesome mask and snorkel. Worked very in the warm waters of Kauai

I am by no means an expert diver or snorkeler (if there is such a thing). I am absolutely in the "leisure-ist" category when it comes to snorkeling, and by that, I mean I snorkel only on those occasional times when I find myself on a tropical island.That being said, I've found these goggles and snorkel to be excellent. Clarity is great and the snorkel did a magnificent job keeping the ocean water out. Even when I dove to retrieve some seashells and fully submerged the snorkel, it didn't let a drop of water in. Maybe my last snorkel set was super old (yes, it absolutely was), but this upgrade in gear was well worth the price. The mask was comfortable and once properly treated, didn't fog up once.Just like with all scuba mask, please take time to prep the lenses before their first trip out. For me, I took toothpaste and rubbed it all across the glass multiple times. I'd then rinse the toothpaste off with cold water and test the results by breathing hot air onto the glass. Wherever it fogged up, I would reapply toothpaste and rub it around that area. Rinse, breath, reapply toothpaste, repeat. Once the glass didn't fog up anymore, it's good to go. But when you do get to the beach, before you go diving, spit onto the inside lens and rub your saliva around the entirety of the lens. Rinse the goggles with ocean water and you're good to go.