Oceanic Shadow Scuba Masks Review
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For traveling divers, it’s important to pack the lightest and most compact gear possible without sacrificing quality. The Oceanic Shadow mask is an excellent choice because its frameless design is perfect for those who are always on the move.
In addition to its comfort and compact design, the Oceanic Shadow also offers exceptional durability. Its tempered-glass lens is resistant to scratches and shattering, ensuring the mask can withstand the wear and tear of adventurous travels.
This compact mask is not only good for travel—it also performs well underwater. With no frame, the mask is extremely low-volume and sits close to the divers’ face, extending the field of view. Its low profile and extended field of vision allow for better visibility and a more-immersive diving experience. Additionally, the lack of a bulky frame makes it easier to equalize pressure and clear the mask during descents.
The Oceanic Shadow is a cut above the rest of the masks on the market because it comes standard with a comfortable strap. Most masks use a silicone strap that tugs on a diver’s hair and can be uncomfortable. The Oceanic Shadow uses a neoprene strap, which is connected to the mask via two swiveling buckles. These are easy to adjust and help achieve the perfect fit.
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Pros
- Frameless design is compact and perfect for travel
- Low volume and low profile increase visual field
- Single lens gives a distraction-free view
- Neoprene strap for added comfort and perfect fit
- 100% liquid silicone skirt is soft to the touch and provides a comfortable seal
- Swiveling strap buckles are easy to adjust in or out of the water
- Six bright colors to choose from
Cons
- Not corrective-lens compatible
- No UV protection or anti-fog treatment
- Some scuba divers may prefer a high-volume mask