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The ample field of vision with the SEAC Italica mask is determined by the characteristic aviator form of the frame, the precise positioning of the eyes, and the optimal inclination of the lenses.
Adapted for those who want to fully enjoy the beauty of the underwater world.
The frame is made from Polycarbonate with a High-quality liquid silicone skirt and tempered glass lenses.
Please note: To prepare your new mask for use you will first need to remove the silicone film on the inside of the lens left over from manufacture. To do this follow these simple steps. First clean your hands to rid them of any oil and then spread a liberal amount of adult plain toothpaste onto the lens of the mask (don’t use the whitening types as the chemicals can cause damage to the mask). Rub the toothpaste into the lens, you should notice a change in the texture, it should start to feel smoother the more you rub the toothpaste in.
Once the entire lens feels smooth, wash away the toothpaste with clean water and perform a breath test. If the mask still fogs you may want to repeat the process again.
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Adapted for those who want to fully enjoy the beauty of the underwater world.
The frame is made from Polycarbonate with a High-quality liquid silicone skirt and tempered glass lenses.
Please note: To prepare your new mask for use you will first need to remove the silicone film on the inside of the lens left over from manufacture. To do this follow these simple steps. First clean your hands to rid them of any oil and then spread a liberal amount of adult plain toothpaste onto the lens of the mask (don’t use the whitening types as the chemicals can cause damage to the mask). Rub the toothpaste into the lens, you should notice a change in the texture, it should start to feel smoother the more you rub the toothpaste in.
Once the entire lens feels smooth, wash away the toothpaste with clean water and perform a breath test. If the mask still fogs you may want to repeat the process again.