Scuba Diving Mask Anti-Fog Panoramic Snorkel Goggles, Adult Mirror Swim Mask Single Lens Swim Goggles wIith Nose Cover for Diving, Snorkeling, Swimming

Comfortable and don’t leak like most other low budget goggles

Works great for small, medium, big face people scince my whole family loved it. My 6 year old to my wife to my 10 year old daughter. It didn't leak.... but fogs up bad... I'm an advanced scuba diver/instructor.... if you spit in the goggles make sure you here the sqeek sound to the inside glass everywhere to stop it from fogging the better the saliva and working it in for 10 seconds each side. It works better

I free dive a lot and love the natural springs so these are a must and I love them but no matter what I do I can’t get them not to fog up

Exelente

She loves them.

Great product five stars

Worked well after I put anti fog on it

Perfect diving mask, super soft silicon skirt that allows you to squeeze your nose to equalize almost as if you had no mask on.These are low volume, meaning there is not a lot of extra air space in front of your face which you want when diving, but enough that visibility is excellent. The lenses are free of distortion and clear, there is no tint or light cast with these. Visibility is excellent as far of range of vision as well.I got the mask as my backup dive mask but I like it so well I may use it as a primary. It seals well to my face although the double seal skirt style is not as pronounced as on my other mask. My husband, who has a lovely, fluffy beard and mustache, prefers our other masks as the second seal inside the skirt is more pronounced and seals better to his face where these tend to allow some leaks and require more clearing. For a smooth face I think these are the better choice but each of the masks we own have points in their favor.This mask is easily adjusted and I really liked how smooth it was to tighten or loosen. I don't think you would go wrong purchasing these for diving, but there may be better choices for snorkeling. The band seems a little soft if you want to support a heavy snorkel. As my dive instructor said repeatedly, a snorkel is good for one thing - snorkeling. If that is your sport of choice, look for a mask with a stiffer strap. Same for if you have to take a dive class and are required to wear the thing. When actually diving, this is perfect.