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Winter is the season when a lot of us trade sweaters for a snorkel and a warm-water escape. If you wear glasses or contacts, the trip you’ve been planning deserves a mask and snorkel setup that lets you actually see the reef. Here is how we’d put together a winter-getaway kit.
Start with the mask
The mask matters most, and for glasses wearers it is where a prescription makes the biggest difference. Our lens types page and our guide to drop-ins vs. inserts vs. bonding walk through your options.
Tusa Ino
$114
Ideal for smaller faces, with a one-window design, a wide field of view and low volume.
Octomask Standard Clear
$88
Built-in GoPro camera mount, so you can shoot video and keep your hands free for your dive computer or light.
Pick a dry snorkel
Choppy surface water is part of most snorkel trips. A dry-top snorkel helps keep water out of the tube, so you spend less time clearing and more time looking down.
XS Scuba Dry Snorkel 3D
$63
Patented upper valve keeps water from entering the snorkel, so there is no need to purge it. Comes with a flexible tube and a 3D swivel mouthpiece for comfort.
XS Foto Go Snorkel
$30
A 3D dry snorkel with a floating valve system; the dry top opens automatically when you surface. Great for snorkeling or scuba. Limited stock.
Atomic Aquatics Snorkel
$85
Self-draining Scupper Valve design for effortless clearing, plus a dual silicone mouthpiece that prevents over-clenching of your teeth.
Bringing the kids?
XS Scuba Goby Snorkel
$49
A totally dry snorkel for small adults or kids, with a one-way purge valve and a comfortable kid-sized mouthpiece. (The “XS” is the manufacturer, not the size.)
Pair it with a junior mask from our dive masks collection so the whole family can see what you’re pointing at.
Small add-ons that save a trip
Frog Spit Mask Defogger
$7.95
Long-lasting anti-fog that works without rinsing; one drop spread around the lens is all you need.
Mask Keeper
$14
Silicone keeper that protects your mask from loss. Fits any mask strap 1.25″ wide or less.
Pre-trip checklist
- Order your prescription mask well before departure; each one is made for you.
- Have your current prescription and PD ready. See how to get your PD.
- Choose a dry snorkel if you expect surface chop.
- Pack anti-fog and a mask keeper in your carry-on.
- Test-fit the mask at home before you travel.
- Pay with pre-tax dollars? Read about using your HSA or FSA.
Ready to get started?
Follow our steps to place an order, browse the shop, or contact us and we’ll help you choose the right mask and lenses before you go.
