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Anyone try this?

Cressi Full Face Rubber Mask at PrimeScuba

I would like to try a light weight full face that would allow me to breath through the mouth and nose? Or inhale through nose and exhale through mouth?
 
im thinking no nose breathing from this and how would you swap out to a snorkel or an auxiliary if your reg fails looks very cumbersome
 
Had one years ago.
It was hard to seal,leaked around the reg,and fogged up.
I use a AGA FFM when I need to, and have been very happy with it.

Bill
 
Yea, I can see this particular unit one can't use nose breathing, but I asked that in addition to the use of this mask.

Snorkel? What;s a snorkel:)
 
Agas are nice to dive, don't get the one of the old ones, they burn a lot of gas because they are positive pressure.
 
No nose breathing through the Scubapro mask linked. Also not really suited for comms, one of the main advantages of a FFM.

I've used a couple of FFM, so far the Kirby Morgan M48 is my favourite. However, there is no nose inhalation possible. As far as lightweight FFM for recreational purposes go, I had a lot of joy from my Ocean Reef Neptune mask, they come up cheap(-ish) on Ebay quite often. They do require you to have a spare mask since a OOG will need you to remove the mask to share gas with a buddy, unlike the KM.

They have an octo port but that is only useful if you plumb it to a pony setup
 
Agas are nice to dive, don't get the one of the old ones, they burn a lot of gas because they are positive pressure.

AGA / Interspiro masks are available in both "on demand" breathing and positive pressure models. I have used both the Diveator and the Poseidon Atmosphere mask -- also positive pressure -- for years; and once you grow accustomed to them -- provided that they're well-tuned -- air consumption becomes minimal. In addition, the positive pressure makes the likelihood of a flood almost nonexistent . . .
 
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I gotcha. I dove them surface supplied and some of the older ones were really PP.
 

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