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Try the Mares Liquid Skin you can hardly tell its on
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Altought having territorial fish attack themselves on your mirrored lenses would be interesting up to the point where the distracted damsel became lunch for a barracuda I would be more concerned with your buddy not being able to make eye contact.
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My son uses a tinted lense mask and you are right about seeing the eyes. I don’t have much concern only because he is not able to dive below 40’ yet due to his age(13). But he will go to a clear mask when he advances. Also I’ve never seen a diver using a tinted mask in the ocean. I would think the reflective quality acts as a lure, big lure, big fish. I tried a frameless mask, just not comfortable over long term Mares Liquid Skin is the way to go I think
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Get a black skirted mask for all your dives.. And a low volume mask has a greater field of vision cause it fits closer to your face.
. I don’t go for the tinted lens.. But my buddy loves it on the tropical. dive trips with red lens.. And uses yellow for murky water... I don’t go for any tints cause it dark enough were I dive anyways..
I can explain the black skirt and low volume field of vision.. But I am not going to..
If you are a fat face guy like me then try something like the Scuba Pro frameless mask.. Mike B.
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Liquid skin sounds like the consensus... I’ll Google it
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I’m with you on the black skirt, my first maske had a clear skirt, i’m shopping now, enough said.
Thanks for the info, it’s very helpful.
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