Masks
Shop dive masks for scuba diving, freediving and snorkelling at Dive360, a New Zealand dive retailer based in Tauranga. Compare masks from Beuchat, Mares, Cressi, Rob Allen and more. Start with a comfortable seal, then choose the lens design and internal volume that suit your diving.
How do I choose a dive mask that fits?
A dive mask should seal comfortably around your face without pressure on your nose or brow. Skirt shape and face size matter more than price. Tightening the strap excessively can distort the skirt and make leaks worse, so a tighter strap is not the answer to every leak.
Compare these options from our dive mask range:
- Beuchat Maxlux Mask — a frameless, low-volume design with a soft silicone skirt and a lens that sits close to your eyes.
- Mares X-Vision Mask — a twin-lens scuba mask with adjustable side buckles and compatible corrective lens options.
- Cressi Quantum Mask — a design that uses internal airflow features and external heat exchangers to help reduce fogging. Normal lens preparation still matters.
What is a low-volume dive mask?
Low volume means there is less air space between your face and the lens. That reduces the amount of air needed to equalise the mask as you descend, which is useful for freediving and spearfishing. Low-volume masks can also be used for scuba and snorkelling; fit remains the deciding factor.
Can I get a dive mask with prescription lenses?
Some twin-lens masks accept compatible corrective lenses. Check the exact mask model, available lens powers and lens compatibility before ordering. Corrective lenses are model-specific and do not fit every mask.
Complete your mask and snorkel setup
Browse our masks and snorkels collection or pair your mask with scuba diving fins. If you’re unsure which mask to choose, email hello@dive360.co.nz with what you currently use and what does or doesn’t fit. We’ll help you narrow it down.