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Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
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  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
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  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green

CRESSI

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Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green

KES9,450.00
VAT included
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
  • Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
Freediving Spearfishing Mask Calibro - Green
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Dual-lens mask from the Cressi brand for spear fishing that integrates an “Anti-Fog” system that reduces fog in the mask

BENEFITS

Field of vision

Measured field of vision: 38380 mm2

Internal volume

measured internal volume: 144 cm3
Reduced volume mask

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Reduced fog

Mask with a patented membrane that surrounds the nasal pouch to prevent fogging.

Skirt

Flexible part of mask in contact with face.

Silicone

Silicone is an extremely flexible material. A silicone skirt conforms gently to the contours of the face, creating a watertight seal. The material is hypoallergenic.

Micro-adjustment buckles

Micrometric buckles together with the notched strap on either side of the mask allow easy and highly accurate adjustment of the mask, even when wearing gloves.

Equalisation

The mask is pressed against the face when descending. As you dive underwater, pressure is applied to the mask’s soft skirt, reducing the internal volume and pressing the mask against the face. This phenomenon, which can cause pain in the eyes, can be avoided by equalising the internal pressure of the mask and the external pressure exerted by the water. Simple breathe out gently through your nose.
Air is very valuable in under water sports, so this equalising effect must be kept to a minimum.