The ultimate freediving mask, the new frameless, dual lens STEEL COMP is particularly well-suited to deep diving.

It has the lowest possible internal volume so equalizing is easy. Plus, on descents the mask itself compresses, so equalization is not required as often.

The black and white skirts are both very effective at blocking out light reflection at depth, while the clear skirt allows a lot of light in when diving in darker waters. The soft skirt and buckle system allow for a comfortable, watertight fit on most faces.

• Dual lens frameless design offers the lowest possible internal volume, plus it compresses under pressure, an big advantage during deep freediving descents.
• Flat, Ultra Clear, scratch-resistant glass guarantees an undistorted view of the underwater world.
• Premium supple silicone comfortably fits a range of faces.
• Rotating buckles work with a micro-adjustable strap to achieve a comfortable, watertight fit.
• Available in a range of colours.

Note: with the Steel Comp, as water pressure increases the bridge between the lenses bends slightly and squeezes the mask tighter to the face. The only noticeable indication of this is a brief change in vision as the eyes need a split second to adjust. However, because of this the Steel Comp is not recommended for scuba diving.

Say Goodbye to Foggy Masks!

Did you know that without proper treatment, a new mask will be foggy?! During the manufacturing process, a thin layer of silicone accumulates on the mask lens, which cannot be eliminated by generic mask cleaners.

The solution? Sea Buff to the rescue! Sea Buff is an abrasive but gentle mask cleaner, containing tiny crystals which safely and effectively remove the layer, resulting in a perfectly clear and undamaged mask. Simply put a blob on the inside of each lens and then use your finger to rub in a circular motion repeatedly you will feel the crystals under your fingers which will be carefully rubbing away the fog-prone layer. Do this for a good 10 minutes before using a new mask, and then again if you continue to experience any foggy patches.

Once the mask is treated, you can use an antifog liquid, such as McNett Sea Drops or Cressi Antifog Spray before each dive or snorkel to ensure a clear mask throughout.