Spearfishing Masks are one of the most important parts of your gear, and finding a mask that works for you is essential.

When choosing your mask, low volume is great as this will require less equalizing of your mask at depth while being more streamlined and creating less drag in the water while still providing an excellent field of vision as the lenses sit closer to your eyes.

Make sure to check out the video of freediving instructor and spearo Roberto Berto talking about which masks he likes best.

Maintenance Tip:

Before taking your new mask out for a dive, make sure to clear the silicone factory seal from the lens of your spearfishing mask, otherwise the mask will always fog up, no matter how much defog solution or spit you rub into it.

To remove the silicone, use a buffer or toothpaste to remove the silicone. Rub it into the lens, let it set for a few minutes, then rinse it off. Repeat twice and you’re all set.