Cressi F1 Snorkel Mask, Scuba Mask, Frameless, for Adults, Folds Flat | Frameless for Open Underwater View, Folds Flat for Compact Storage, Dive Mask, Swim Mask, Scuba Diving Gear

I’ve gone through a handful of masks over the years, and the Cressi F1 has instantly become my favorite. Whether I’m snorkeling, free diving, or doing shallow scuba work, this mask outperforms many masks that cost two or three times as much. Fit & Comfort: Right out of the box, the silicone skirt felt soft, flexible, and high quality. It sealed perfectly on my face with almost zero adjustment. I didn’t have to overtighten the strap to stop leaks — the skirt does the job on its own. Even after an hour in the water, there was no pressure point on my forehead or cheekbones like I’ve experienced with bulkier masks. Visibility: The frameless design is honestly a game changer. The mask sits closer to the face, which gives a much wider field of view. Underwater, the clarity is unreal — no weird distortion at the edges, no glare, and the tempered glass lens stays crisp even when transitioning from sunlight to deeper water. Anti-Fog & Seal: I always prep my masks before using them (burning film or toothpaste method), but even on the very first dive the F1 stayed mostly fog-free. Once prepped, it didn’t fog once. And most importantly — zero leaks. I did multiple dives, duck dives, and surface swims and it sealed every time. Build Quality: Lightweight but feels strong. The buckles adjust easily and actually stay put. The frameless design also means it folds completely flat, so it packs super well in a BCD pocket or luggage without taking up space. Overall: The Cressi F1 hits that perfect combo of comfort, visibility, and reliability. For the price, it’s honestly one of the best masks I’ve used — beginner-friendly but still solid enough for more advanced divers. If you need a mask you can trust on every dive, this one is absolutely worth it. Ended up buying one for the whole family.

It's a basic mask. Works great, and the frameless style seems to have less volume than the old-school ones. Sould be less mask squeeze. Worked great on the last trip. Cheap enough to throw in your kit as a backup. Masks get lost!

I have 2 of these masks for my kids to use when we snorkel and dive. Initially we found one at the bottom of the reef we were snorkeling and after my daughter tried it we were sold. Since then we purchased one for each kid. Both kids say they are comfortable and the wear it for hours of snorkeling. No complaints of leaking or discomfort. I love that you can get different colors to match a snorkel/fin set to. We've had these masks for the past 4 years and they still look near new. No signs of wear at all... we do take care of them by rinsing in fresh water after saltwater or chlorine pool use but other than that they are left around by the kids and have held up well. As for fit... these would be great for a petite slim faced adult. I have a narrow face and it fits all but my nose but if you have a smaller nose it might work fine. My 14 yo daughter is petite and also has a narrow face and it fits perfect. She's been wearing the same mask for the past 4 years. My youngest daughter is 11 with a rounder face and she's also been wearing the same mask for the past 3 years. Great kid mask or petite adult.

My experience and usage - Living in Florida I have been snorkeling and free diving for many years, I have just taken up Scuba Diving and am by no means an expert. I bought this mask because I had problems with other ones putting a lot of pressure on my forehead and the bridge of my nose which made it painful to dive any deeper than around 20ft, It was usually not unbearable, just uncomfortable. This frameless mask absolutely solved that problem 100%. This past weekend I dove "The Tracey" a wreck off of Ft Lauderdale down to 73 feet with absolutely no discomfort. This mask seals perfectly on my face even with an average amount of facial hair. No Leaking, the skirt is soft and comfortable. Fogging - This mask like any other I have used will fog if you don't prep it. Here are some tips for preventing fog. 1. Before first use, Carefully heat the inside of the mask with a lighter until you see the residue come off. There are many YouTube Videos on how to do this without damaging the mask please watch one. 2. Apply Toothpaste and rub it vigorously. Dont use the Gel Kind, get the old school white gritty toothpaste. 3.Use a commercial Antifog treatment. (https://www.amazon.com/Just-Add-Water-Antifog-1-Ounce/dp/B0012Q2S4W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1534852233&sr=8-1&keywords=spit+antifog) I apply it the day before I know I will be diving and leave it on over night. I give it a very quick rinse just before I go into the water. Do not Rinse all of the AntiFog out of the Mask! You should still see some bubbles from the antifog. If all of the bubbles are gone you rinsed too much. Some people may have sensitive eyes but I have never had any trouble with the brand above burning or stinging mine. 4. leave you mask on as much as possible. Do not pull it up and put it on your head/forehead this will fog it. Try to keep it on your face until you are done diving. This is a excellent mask! I have a much more expensive mask that I bought from a local dive shop that I don't like nearly as well as this one. This would be a great mask at $100. At this price point it is unbeatable. **Some sellers do not include the protective box.

First off, the mask I received does not look like the one in the photo; the straps around the back of the head are two separate pieces and not connected like the image shows. Perhaps that makes it a knock-off? I also purchased a similar mask for my wife from Phantom Aquatics, and the Cressi F1 and that mask look absolutely identical: straps, shape, material, labeling on the lens, everything except the branding. To pre-treat the lens on this mask, I burned it, wiped it with toothpaste, and used anti fog spray prior to every outing. As long as I didn't remove my mask while out in the water, it never fogged up. Burning it was a little scary, but I went for it. The mask is very comfortable and has great visibility. It was easy enough clear my ears when diving. Strong suction when diving as well. I has a slight leakage problem in the nose area of the mask, but never into the visual area. I though it was from the larger snorkel mouth piece, but I would just clear it out occasionally, until I finally took a moment to properly tighten the straps prior to use. While this was towards the end of our vacation (my fault), once I did this, the mask worked flawlessly, although It created a nice ring around my face. I paired this mask with a Phantom Aquatics semi-dry snorkel, and really enjoyed some great snorkeling while on vacation recently. There are so many options and choices for masks, making it really hard to decide. So far I am very happy with this mask, and hope that it lasts a good long time.

These goggles have been great so far and super easy to adjust for a perfect fit. The best part is the rubber design—they suction right to your face and stay in place really well. I haven’t had any issues with leaking, which has been a huge plus. The lenses are really good quality too—clear and durable, even after multiple uses. I always grab these when I’m heading to the beach because I know they’ll hold up. They’re comfortable to wear for long swims and don’t dig into your skin like some other pairs do. Overall, they’ve been reliable and definitely worth having in your beach or swim bag.

20 year SCUBA and snorkel professional here. Im not kidding when I say I've used hundreds of different kinds of masks and fit tens of thousands people with masks. This mask (and the masks it has been modeled to look like) are by far the ones that are closest to a universal fit. It is super cheap compared to other mask of the same quality. it is much easier to keep clean, because sand can't get stuck between the frame and the skirt because it is frameless Finding a good mask can be super frustrating due to everyone having different face shapes. But if you're looking to get into snorkeling or diving, this mask is the first peice of gear to try out. One thing to note, a lot of people are saying the mask keeps fogging up even whem defog is applied. Thats because of a thin layer of silicone that accumulates on the glass from the skirt off gassing. There is a very simple fix. It used to be toothpaste, but most toothpastes got rid of the grit that would scrape the silicone off. Even easier is taking a magic eraser sponge and rubbing the inside of the glass as hard as you can for about 5mins. Being careful to rub all of the surface of the glass. Then you'll be right as rain.

The Cressi F1 dive mask has been an excellent purchase. The silicone skirt fits perfectly to the face, providing a very comfortable and leak-free seal even after hours in the water. Its frameless design makes it lightweight and easy to store in a dive bag. The field of vision is wide and clear, ideal for snorkeling and recreational diving. I also liked how easy and secure the strap adjustment is, giving confidence while underwater. You can tell it’s an Italian-designed product with high-quality materials and finishing. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a practical, durable, and very comfortable mask.

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Awesome bang for your buck with the Cressi F1. I use it for spearfishing and it’s been a hit – great field of vision, comfortable, and feels solid underwater. Just a heads-up: a couple of my buddies with bigger noses didn’t get the best fit, so keep that in mind. Also, like most new masks, it fogs up at first – totally normal. A quick pass with a lighter and some toothpaste does the trick. Overall, super satisfied!

These are "made in Taiwan" but to be honest they are better than the Italian Cressi goggles i tried. I recommend these goggles but they are abit pricey

Love this mask... Took a bit of a gamble having not tried it on, but it fits me perfectly, and is very comfortable. I have a slightly narrow head, so this mask will suit a slim face. Paired it with a Cressi neoprene strap cover for extra comfort. I recently took this SCUBA diving to 30m in the Caribbean - so glad I packed it, as the dive school masks were very uncomfortable across my forehead, even with loosening the strap. As with most masks, fogging can be an issue. So be sure to remove the lens coating inside and out using your preferred method - it took me several intensive "toothpaste" sessions, then still had to resort to the lighter method. But after that the clarity was crystal clear, with a wide field of vision and small airspace. Recommended without hesitation.

Excelente visor !!