How Do Full Face Snorkel Masks Work?

Full-face masks combine the functions of a separate mask and snorkel into one complete unit, offering a large viewing window for clear vision and an outer silicone seal to prevent water from entering. They also have built-in dry snorkels that keep water out even when fully submerged.

Full-face snorkel masks revolutionize the underwater experience by offering a 180-degree field of vision, allowing users to take in the beauty of the ocean without any additional equipment. Instead of traditional snorkel masks which only cover the eyes and nose and require a separate snorkel tube, full-face masks include a dome that covers the entire face.

The full face snorkel mask is designed to provide a unique and comfortable snorkeling experience, as it covers the entire face and allows natural breathing through the nose and mouth. The mask has a tube compartmentalized into three sections, with fresh air coming into the middle, carbon dioxide leaving through the top, and water dispelled out the bottom. These valves keep oxygen steady, keeping users safe and comfortable while providing a comfortable snorkeling experience.

A full-face mask is designed to completely cover the face, starting from the chin up to the forehead, making it easier for users to breathe naturally. However, full-face masks are not suitable for swimming, as they are designed for inactive snorkelers without exertion. In normal situations, the added buoyancy makes it easier to swim and keep the head out above the water.