Snorkel Masks at Diving Sports Canada in Vancouver

Get ready to explore the underwater world in style with our snorkel masks at Diving Sports Canada in Vancouver! Our masks are crafted for a comfortable, leak-proof fit, ensuring an enjoyable snorkeling experience.

Snorkeling: A Casual and Affordable Underwater Adventure

For those who want to explore beneath the water's surface without the expense and complexity of scuba diving, snorkeling offers a fantastic alternative. All you need is a snorkeling mask and snorkel tube, and you can also add fins to your gear for enhanced swimming efficiency.

Snorkel Masks for a Hassle-Free Experience

Snorkel masks are essential for clear underwater vision, covering your eyes and nose. They come in various configurations to suit different preferences.

Full-Face Snorkel Masks

Full-face snorkel masks cover your entire face, with the snorkel tube integrated into the mask. Many swimmers find full-face masks less restrictive, offering better unobstructed visibility. However, it’s important to note that some masks have valves to prevent fogging, which can also inhibit the full evacuation of exhaled carbon dioxide. Always use your mask safely and discontinue use if you feel dizzy or lightheaded.

Traditional Snorkel Masks

Traditional snorkel masks cover only the eyes and nose, requiring you to breathe through your mouth. They come in two main styles: masks with separate lenses for each eye and masks with a single lens. Two-lens masks often provide a better fit, enhanced comfort, and reduced fogging.

Key Features of Snorkeling Masks

Shop High-Quality Snorkel Masks at Diving Sports Canada

Explore our selection of well-made, comfortable, and long-lasting snorkel masks from top brands like Seac, Cressi, Scubapro, Oceanic, Beuchat, and more.

FAQs

What are the different types of snorkeling masks?

There are two main types of snorkeling masks: full-face masks and traditional masks. Full-face masks cover the entire face, allowing you to breathe through your nose or mouth, while traditional masks cover the eyes and nose, requiring mouth breathing through a separate snorkel tube.

How do you keep snorkeling masks from fogging up?

To prevent fogging, apply an anti-fog solution or a bit of saliva to the inside of the mask lenses. Avoid touching the inside of the mask and try not to exhale through your nose.

Visit Diving Sports Canada in Vancouver or browse our online store to find the perfect snorkeling mask for your next underwater adventure!