SeaVision Abyss Dive Mask

Yes, the Abyss mask is designed to accommodate custom prescription lenses. You will need to provide your current prescription details when ordering to ensure the optical correction is accurate for your specific vision needs.

Bifocal lenses provide a full-distance correction with a reading segment at the bottom, ideal for general vision and reading instruments. Gauge-reader lenses are specifically optimized for close-up viewing, making them better if your primary focus is monitoring dive computers or camera settings.

While the Abyss mask is engineered for a reliable, comfortable seal, facial hair can often interfere with the silicone skirt's ability to adhere to the skin. We recommend keeping the area around your mask line clean-shaven or using a small amount of silicone grease to help maintain the seal.

While the mask is built to withstand the rigors of scuba diving, it is perfectly suitable for snorkeling as well. The high-quality silicone seal and optical clarity benefits apply regardless of whether you are on the surface or at depth.

The Abyss mask features a flexible silicone skirt designed to accommodate a wide variety of face shapes. However, because fit is subjective, we recommend checking the mask dimensions against your current mask if you have one that fits well, or ensuring you are comfortable with standard scuba mask sizing.