A single-lens diving mask with effective built-in anti-fog technology, a soft silicone skirt and an excellent downward view.
$189.95
The Dive360 Take
The A1’s built-in anti-fog treatment is the main reason to put it on your shortlist. Its single tempered-glass lens is specially treated to keep your view clear, helping you spend more of the dive enjoying what is in front of you. The reef is much more interesting when it is not hiding behind a foggy window.
That clear, open view is backed by an angled lens with an inverted-teardrop shape, giving you useful downward visibility when checking your equipment. There is no centre bridge interrupting the view.
A soft silicone skirt, double rim in the upper inner skirt and flexible buckle connections round out a comfortable, practical design. We would recommend the A1 to divers who are tired of fogging getting in the way and want anti-fog performance built into the mask.
The serious stuff
Single tempered-glass lens with anti-fog treatment.
Angled, inverted-teardrop lens shape for downward visibility.
Soft silicone skirt and strap; double rim in the upper inner skirt.
Buckles connected to the frame through flexible elastic tabs.
Existing colours: Black / Blue and Black / Graphite.
Care: follow Cressi’s coating instructions and protect the treated lens from scratches. Chlorine can affect the coating; not recommended for swimming or training pools, or commercial applications.
Why we like it
The factory-applied anti-fog treatment tackles one of diving’s most frustrating distractions: losing the view just as something interesting swims past.
The single lens keeps the centre of your view open, while the angled shape improves downward visibility for equipment checks.
The soft silicone skirt and flexible buckle attachments provide comfortable adjustment without making the mask unnecessarily rigid.
Who we recommend it to
Recreational scuba divers and freedivers who want a clear, uninterrupted single-lens view with effective built-in anti-fog protection. Particularly appealing if a foggy mask has interrupted one too many otherwise excellent dives.
