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Ocean Hunter X-Site Mask
$119.00
- Free shipping on orders over $150
- Local pickup available at Bondi store
- 30-day returns on unused items
ColourBlack
- Excellent fit and comfortable seal
- Compatible with prescription lens insert
- Optical-grade tempered glass
- Low-profile, low-volume frame
Description
The X-Site is one of our lowest volume masks, making clearing and equalisation a breeze.
Often low volume masks significantly reduce available vision, but due to this shallow skirt design the masks lens are positioned closer to the eyes significantly improving vision over most low volume masks.
Fitted with quality tempered safety glass and easy to adjust squeeze buckles, the X-Site is a mask you should definitely try!
Key Features:
-Low Volume design makes for easy clearing and equalisation
-Great vision for a low volume type mask makes it perfect -for Spearfishing
-Quality black silicone skirt eliminates refraction of light onto the masks lens
-Easy to adjust squeeze buckles
-Fitted with twin tempered glass safety lens
-Available in all black or black with purple trim
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Premium Materials for Comfort and Durability
Our diving mask is made from high-quality silicone for a soft, secure fit and tempered glass lenses that ensure clear, scratch-resistant underwater vision. Durable and safe for long-lasting use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
How do I stop my mask fogging up?
A new mask has a manufacturing film on the inside of the lens, and no amount of spit will beat it. Before the first dive, scrub the inside of the lens with Sea Buff to strip that layer off — that is a one-time job. After that, a smear of Sea Gold anti-fog gel before each dive keeps it clear. A tube lasts a very long time.
Can I buy a mask online without trying it on?
You can, but fit is the one thing that decides whether you enjoy the mask or fight it all dive. Face shapes vary a lot, and a mask that seals perfectly on your buddy may leak on you. Come in and try a few if you can. If you cannot get to Bondi, call or message us and we will talk you through it — a mask that does not fit is genuinely miserable.
What does low-volume actually mean?
It is how much air sits between your face and the lens. Less air means less to blow out when you clear it and less pressure on your face as you descend. Low-volume masks came out of freediving and are still what most freedivers prefer, but plenty of scuba divers dive them now too — and because the lens sits closer to your eyes, you get a wider field of view, not a narrower one.
Can I get prescription lenses?
On several of the frames we stock, yes. Bring your prescription in and we will tell you which models take corrective lenses and what is involved.
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