[Choose #3] cup your hand just above your eye. Exhaust a bubble and read your computer clearly through the bubble
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[Choose #3] I learned to swim in lakes and rivers with no mask and always kept my eyes open so it’s no big deal but then I have never lost one while diving and had to surface without it.
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[Choose #3] I like to practice swimming without it, so I won’t be too stressed in case it gets kicked or blown off for real. Also most of the time I keep a backup mask in my pocket. Only needed it once, but it helped me find my main mask on the bottom.
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[Choose #3] After teaching for 11m nmyears and Divemastering for 4 years before mthat, I have no issues with no mask.
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[Choose #3] Rather see clearly, what’s going on, but not a problem if it’s lost while down.
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[Choose #3] I can easily fall asleep underwater without a mask.
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[Choose #3] i agree with dale. i would prefer to see what i’m paying my hard eardned money to see. loosing my mask is no problem. i dive with a spare.
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[Choose #2] I can’t believe all the people who chose #4
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[Choose #3] No issues at all, but I prefer to see where I’m going, so I chose #3.
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[Choose #4] No choices apply to me so I chose #4. Idon’t freak out but I’m blind. My next task would be to fix it.
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[Choose #4] Can deal without it but I dive for enjoyment and I do not enjoy diving without it!
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[Choose #4] #4 Have ni issues without a mask and routinely take it off just b/c I can.
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[Choose #4] I grew up around water. Always wondered why other kids were holding their nose when we jumped in.
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[Choose #3] Been doing the fundamentals with a new OTS FFM Guardian , so lots of donning & doffing...
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[Choose #4] I enjoy taking my mask off to relax and can easily handle no having it on. Of course, it’s easier to see underwater with it :)
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