Cressi Eyes Evolution Mask - Dark silicone - Yellow frame

Cressi Eyes Evolution Mask - Dark silicone - Yellow frame. The Cressi-sub Eyes Evolution Black Mask not only has exceptional softness and comfort, but the entire design of the skirt has followed new rules which allow a point of contact between the mask and the face that has a very open angle.

Great for Scuba Diving, Freediving, Spearfishing and Snorkelling. Fits adults with small to medium faces.

The mask rests on the face with unprecedented comfort and does not leave any marks on the skin, even after extended use.

Naturally, to obtain such a result the entire structure of the skirt is differentiated, with internal ribs that stiffen the parts of the mask that are most stressed.

The raked lenses (Cressi patent), are quite small and are brought as close to the pupils as possible so that the already extraordinary visibility of the Matrix is increased by 25%.

The headband uses the exclusive patented Cressi system of double injection of an elastomer on a rigid element and allows the buckles of the strap to be mounted not on the skirt structure, as done by Cressi's competitors, but on an indestructible elastic element that tilts on a vertical plane and can be completely bent sideways on a 180° curve.

The thickness of the headband has been reduced to such an extent as to make it practically invisible when the mask is being worn.

Cressi Eyes Evolution Black Mask Features:

• Fits small to medium adult faces
• Skirt in Cressi Soft Black Silicone
• Special structure of the skirt has differentiated rigidity
• Very narrow headband in three materials, invisible when the mask is worn
• Instantly adjustable buckles that are joined to the headband with an indestructible elastic element
• Downward visibility is increased by 25% compared to the Matrix
• Minimum internal volume

Colours: Black/Black (DS355050) or Black/Green (DS355098)

Tech Tip

Why Black or Opaque Skirt Diving and Snorkelling Masks Are Better

Clear silicone skirts on diving and snorkelling masks are popular because they minimise the claustrophobic feeling some people get when they wear a mask. Nevertheless, clear skirts actually interfere with vision. Extraneous light entering through the clear skirt makes it more difficult for the eye to focus and causes reflections that obscure vision. Demonstrate this by looking out a window from a lighted room at twilight. You will see better by cupping your hands around your eyes as you press your face to the window. For these reasons, knowledgeable scuba divers, spearos, freedivers, underwater photographers, and snorkellers seeking the best possible vision prefer masks with black or opaque silicone skirts.

(02/20 LRB)