Snorkeling Mask Fiji TX - Transparent Blue
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Basic characteristics:
Fiji snorkeling mask incorporates the advanced Cressi Fog Stop System, which consists of multiple features to prevent fogging.
The system utilizes membranes to direct air away from the glasses and towards the lower part of the mask, reducing the chances of fogging.
A second membrane forms a seal around the eye socket, preventing warm exhaled air from reaching the glass, effectively minimizing mask fogging.
The mask features a heat exchange structure on top of its silicone blades, facilitating quick temperature balance between the mask and water. This feature further reduces fogging.
Fiji is primarily designed for snorkeling, featuring an elastic band for easy use. It is especially suitable for beginners and individuals with long hair.
While Fiji is suitable for scuba diving, it's essential to note that the elastic strap may not provide the same firmness as a silicone one typically preferred by scuba divers.
Snorkeling Mask Fiji TX
Fiji is a snorkeling mask with the advanced Cressi Fog Stop system. This innovative system employs inner membranes to channel moisture away from the lenses, preventing fogging and reducing the need for pressure compensation. The mask also features a cooling system with heat exchangers on the skirt's exterior, preventing humidity buildup and further reducing fogging.
Designed for snorkeling, Fiji includes an elastic band for easy use, suitable for beginners and those with long hair. While it can be used for scuba diving, please note that it comes with an elastic strap, which may not be as secure as a silicone one.
Features
Inner Membranes: Patented membranes surrounding the nose and eye pockets act as barriers, trapping moisture from the diver's breath. This prevents fogging and reduces the need for pressure compensation. For enhanced anti-fog performance, Cressi recommends using anti-fog solution or saliva on the lenses initially.
Heat Exchanger: The skirt's exterior includes a cooling system with two small heat exchangers that act as radiators. This system lowers the mask's internal temperature, preventing humidity buildup and lens fogging.
