Diving mask Spokey PIKER

The Spokey Piker diving mask with unique teardrop-shaped glass - their shape increases the viewing angle both horizontally and vertically!

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Admiring the beauty of the underwater world and its magical flora and fauna can be difficult without specialized equipment. Diving masks were created especially for enthusiasts of underwater adventures! Thanks to them, practicing snorkeling, which is a sport that involves floating on the surface of the water with a submerged face in order to observe underwater life, will jump to an even higher level.

Even better visibility under water

The Spokey PIKER diving mask is made of the highest quality materials that guarantee safety under water and ensure long and satisfying use. Its shape and skirt with a strap made of liquid silicone, which is easily sucked in, perfectly fits the face. Two teardrop-shaped glasses made of TG tempered glass increase the perspective and the width of view underwater horizontally and vertically. Spokey diving masks were made using the latest technologies. They are perfectly sealed, which prevents water from getting inside while diving. PIKER lenses are made of TG tempered glass, the frame is made of PC, and the skirt and strap are made of liquid silicone. Such use of materials makes the use of the mask completely safe! Two large teardrop-shaped glasses increase the perspective of vision.

For total comfort of use, it is worth following expert advice:

It is important that the mask fits perfectly to the shape of the face. To do this, first place it so that it fits tightly, and then adjust its size using the clamps. To make the mask last longer, rinse it thoroughly with running water after each use. After drying, store in a cool place out of direct sunlight. And if you want your mask to look like new after many uses, put it in lukewarm water and squeeze the lemon juice. Leave it in so prepared water for a few hours. As a result, the silicone that could change color will look like new again!

Purpose

Recreational diving