Snorkel Masks

Snorkeling Mask A snorkeling mask is a type of underwater vision and breathing assistance equipment designed specifically for surface snorkeling activities. It primarily includes three categories: the traditional two-piece diving mask (separate eye-nose mask and snorkel), the integrated full-face snorkeling mask (combined facial coverage and breathing system), and standalone snorkel accessories. Its core functionality relies on an airtight silicone seal to prevent water leakage, paired with anti-fog treated curved lenses to provide an unobstructed underwater view. The snorkel utilizes a top float valve or dry-top design to automatically seal and maintain a clear breathing channel. The design emphasizes ergonomics, featuring adjustable head straps and food-grade silicone materials to ensure comfort during extended wear. Primary use cases include coral reef sightseeing, beach resort snorkeling, pool training, and water park recreation. Target users encompass snorkeling enthusiasts, family vacationers, and beginner divers—non-professional diving groups. Based on design structure, snorkeling masks can be classified into full-face coverage and half-mask types. By function, variants include basic models, models with purge valves, and those with camera mount interfaces. Some advanced models integrate defogging systems and wide-angle lens technology to meet diverse underwater observation needs.