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Scuba Dive Masks – Expert Fitting by Dive Professionals

In-store scuba mask fitting by dive professional

Not All Masks Fit Every Face

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Dive Masks for Scuba & Snorkeling

Why Mask Fit Matters

A poorly fitting mask can lead to leaks, discomfort, and frustration underwater. Every diver’s face is different, and the right mask depends on subtle details like nose bridge height, cheekbone width, and even facial hair. That’s why we don’t just sell masks—we fit them.

At Abyss, our dive professionals will help you find a mask that seals perfectly for your face shape. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver with a beard, the right advice can mean the difference between loving your dives or constantly clearing water from your eyes.

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Want help choosing? Read our full mask fitting guide or visit us in-store to try one on.

If you are looking for the best dive masks in Australia, look no further than the selection available at Scuba Diving. We offer masks in every shape and size for scuba diving, snorkelling and all underwater activities. Our masks are made by some of the leading brands in the industry, including Atomic, Hollis, Oceanic, Oceanpro and Spearfishing masks. With such a wide range of choices, you’re sure to find the perfect scuba diving mask for your needs. Whether you are looking for a low-profile mask for spearfishing or a full-face mask for scuba diving, we have what you need!

What to look for in a diving Mask:

A good scuba diving mask should fit snugly and comfortably against your face without being too tight.
The lenses of the mask should be made of tempered glass, which is durable and shatter-resistant.
The mask's skirt should be made of soft, pliable silicone that forms a good seal against your skin.
The straps of the mask should be adjustable so that you can get a comfortable, secure fit.
The mask should have a low volume, which will make it easier to clear water from the mask if it gets into your eyes

Advice on Choosing a Scuba Diving Mask