Seaview 180 V2

FULL FACE SNORKEL MASK OPEN BOX

• 180° Maximum Visibility
• Patented Side Snorkel
• FlowTech Air Intake
• Anti-Leak Design
• Fog Resistant
• GoPro Camera Mount
• Auto Drain System
• Fully Adjustable
• Designed & Tested in the USA

Full Face masks are designed for casual surface snorkeling. Strenuous swimming and free diving are NOT recommended for a full face snorkel mask. If diving is what you’re looking for, try our traditional Kradan Snorkel set! Make sure to take regular breaks while snorkeling, and always follow the buddy rule. Never snorkel alone, and have fun!

PREPARATION:

Visually inspect your mask for any damage that may have occurred during shipping or potential rare manufacturing defects. While holding the mask to your face breathe through the mask to ensure there is nothing obstructing the inhale or exhale ports.

Pre-treat your mask before every use to remove any residue that could result in fogging. Before first use, try a regular and non-abrasive white toothpaste to remove any potential residue (do not use gels or gritty paste as this will scratch your lens). Toothpaste contains silica which will help to remove small particles from your mask. Put a dab of toothpaste on the inside of the lens and gently rub it around in a circular motion. Rinse the toothpaste off. Use a soft, dry wash cloth to dry. Repeat as needed. Once the mask is clean and ready for use, attach the breathing tube. Make sure the breathing tube is clear of debris and air flows freely through the mask.



For further maintenance, switch to a rental baby shampoo between uses.


CHECKING THE SEAL:

Pull the straps of the mask over your head to check the fit. If the mask is too loose or too tight, take the mask off of your face and adjust the straps accordingly. Do not over tighten.



To stimulate water pressure, lightly press the mask against your face, and breathe normally to ensure you have a good seal around the edges of the mask and around the nose bridge. Without a proper seal around your nose and cheeks, air flow may be impacted and the chances of fogging may increase.



For an optimal experience, shave any facial hair you may have to increase a proper seal, and prevent leaking.


USE:

Once in the water, swim on the surface and breathe calmly through your mouth or nose. If you feel light-headed, remove the mask immediately. Keeping your chin slightly up will create the best breathing experience.



If you feel any obstruction to your breathing, it may be due to the snorkel being covered in water temporarily. The dry top snorkel design will prevent water from entering through the top of the snorkel. If water leaks into your mask, simply lift your head out of the water and it will drain out of the chin valve. No need to remove your mask!


TO CLEAN:

Rinse and soak with tap water using a small amount of detergent to help with cleaning. Wipe the mask down with a microfiber or non-abrasive towel to prevent water spots and then allow the mask to air dry. Store the mask in a protected space, and avoid exposure to direct sunlight and black rubber as it could stain the silicone insert. Avoid leaving the mask in sandy area when not in use.