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Cressi Focus Corrective Negative Diopter LensVendor: CressiOptical lens for correcting short-sightedness (myopia) that can be mounted on the Cressi Focus and Prisma masks. Every lens is made of tempered glass. Choose the needed diopter.
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TUSA Ceos Corrective Reader Positive Diopter LensVendor: TusaEnhance your underwater vision with Tusa corrective lenses for scuba diving masks. Enjoy crystal-clear clarity with these optical-quality, tempered glass mask lenses. Corrective lenses are compatible with Tusa Ceos (M-212), M-28, M-40 & 7500 series masks. Available in +1.5 to +4.5 increments, adjust your...
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TUSA Intega Corrective Reader Positive Diopter LensVendor: TusaEnjoy crystal-clear vision underwater with these TUSA Intega corrective lenses! Positive diopter lenses enhance your scuba diving experience with sharp focus. Fits TUSA Intega & Freedom One masks; easily upgrade your scuba mask now. Available in +1.0 to +4.5 diopter range, in +0.5 increments...
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Cressi Nano Dive Mask Blue/BlackVendor: CressiMask for advanced freediving and spearfishing, designed to offer an extremely hydrodynamic and compact shape to help divers cut through the water and aid movements in small spaces. The internal volume is minimal and does not require intentional equalizing. The swiveling buckles feature micrometric...
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C4 Falcon Pirate Dive MaskVendor: C4FALCON has been conceived and designed by Enrico Sala, renowned diving products designer, specifically for deep freediving. The greatest feature of this mask is the low internal volume, obtained thanks to a design focused on containing space and a single piece structure. The silicone...
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Slippy Opencell Wetsuit Lube 150g
Rob Allen SLEEVES
Diving Lead Weights 2 lb Uncoated
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Slippy
Slippy is a powder concentrate for making a slippery viscous wetsuit lubricant. The 150g Slippy unit will make 16 liters of very slippery wetsuit lubricant. Slippy is for putting on and taking off of opencell and smooth skin wetsuits. Slippy can be prepared in under...
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Double Barrel Brass Nylon Crimps
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Uncoated 2lb Diving Weight that will fit any nylon or rubber weight belt.
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Buy Freediving Masks in Canada – Top Selection at Diving Sports
Looking to buy freediving masks in Canada? At Diving Sports Canada, we carry the largest selection of freediving masks from world-renowned brands like Beuchat, Salvimar, Cressi, Riffe, and Seac. As Canada’s biggest dive shop, we offer unmatched expertise, top-rated freediving gear, and a spacious retail store in Vancouver, BC.
Why Choose a Freediving Mask?
A quality freediving mask is essential for maximizing performance underwater. Designed with a low internal volume, these masks make equalizing easier, conserve air, and provide better peripheral vision. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned freediver, a proper mask will elevate your dive experience and comfort.
Key Features of the Best Freediving Masks
Low Volume Design: Reduces the amount of air needed for equalization—ideal for deep dives and longer breath-holds.
Tempered Glass Lenses: Offer crisp visibility, scratch resistance, and durability. Many options come with anti-fog coatings for a clear field of view.
Silicone Skirts: Hypoallergenic, soft-fitting skirts create a watertight seal and reduce facial pressure, ensuring comfort on every dive.
Wide Field of Vision: Frames are optimized to provide panoramic views—crucial for freedivers who need full awareness underwater.
One-Window vs. Two-Window Freediving Masks
One-Window Masks: Provide an uninterrupted, wide-angle field of view and typically have a lower internal volume, making equalization easier.
Two-Window Masks: Fit certain face shapes better and are often easier to clear. Some divers also prefer their classic aesthetic.
Clear vs. Mirrored Lenses
Mirrored Lenses: Reduce surface glare and reflect light, helping you stay undetected by marine life. Great for bright conditions.
Clear Lenses: Best for natural color accuracy in low-light or murky environments—ideal for early morning or cold water freediving.
Complete Your Setup: Freediving Gear Essentials
Looking for more than just a mask? Explore our full line of freediving gear and equipment, including top-performance freediving fins and ergonomic freediving snorkels. All designed to enhance your breath-hold diving experience.
Visit Canada’s Largest Dive Shop or Order Online
Stop by our huge dive shop at 4578 Main Street, Vancouver to try on masks in person. Our expert staff will help you find the best freediving mask for your face shape, dive conditions, and goals.
Prefer to shop from home? Browse our full collection of freediving masks online with fast and secure shipping anywhere in Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions About Freediving Masks
What makes a freediving mask different from a regular scuba mask?
Freediving masks have a low internal volume design, which reduces the air needed to equalize as you descend. This makes them easier to clear and more comfortable for breath-hold diving compared to standard scuba masks.
Two Windows vs. One Window for a Freediving Mask?
While a frameless, single-window mask increases your field of view, two-window masks are the tried-and-true standard for freediving. That said, a single-window mask is more flexible for divers who regularly switch between freediving and scuba diving. If you select a two-window mask, pay attention to overall field of view and window shape—tear-drop shaped windows help divers scan the seabed more effectively.
Mirrored Lenses vs. Clear Lenses?
Many divers prefer mirrored lenses because they conceal the eyes from fish and other aquatic creatures. If you plan to try spearfishing or want to be less noticeable to sea life, mirrored lenses are a good choice. If communication with dive partners is your priority, clear lenses keep your eyes visible for easier facial expression and eye movement communication.
How do I ensure my freediving mask fits properly?
A proper fit means the mask seals comfortably without leaking and does not cause excessive pressure on your face. Try it on without the strap first—if it stays on your face with a slight suction, it fits well. Adjustable silicone skirts and straps help customize the fit for different face shapes.
Can I use my freediving mask for scuba diving?
Yes, many freediving masks are suitable for scuba diving, especially single-window designs. However, some features optimized for freediving, like low volume, may not be necessary for scuba, and vice versa.
Where can I buy quality freediving masks in Canada?
You can buy high-quality freediving masks at Diving Sports Canada, the largest dive shop in Canada, located in Vancouver at 4578 Main Street. We also offer fast shipping across Canada through our online store.
How do I care for and maintain my freediving mask?
Rinse your mask with fresh water after every dive to remove salt and debris. Avoid touching the inside of the lens to prevent scratching. Store it in a protective case away from direct sunlight to maintain silicone and lens quality.
Do you offer fitting advice for freediving masks?
Absolutely! Our expert staff at our Vancouver store will help you find the best freediving mask for your face shape, diving style, and conditions.
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