zilch
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Thanks
Jim
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Definitely agree with the low volume freediving masks. SangP even threw out some pretty good names. I dive Sporasub (I actually have a large face) but the fit is great. You'll likely only see these masks in black silicone though.SangP:Hi Jum
I too have a rather narrow face and I was luckly able to get 2 rather good mask to fit perfectly, the Aqualung/US Divers Maui mask (no frills and used by the military) and the Cressi Lince.
Other masks that might be good for narrow faces are the free diving masks like the Sporasub Samurai/Samurai Elite, and someone mentioned that the Sporasub Samurai, Cressi Superoccio, OMER Abyss, Mares and Picasso equivalent are made on the same moulds
Meaning same skirts but different lens and fittings.
Anyhow good luck in finding a good mask.
Btw, I'm going to post something like a fitting of masks so that in the future it gets easier to find the perfect mask.
SangP
Not an uncommon experience. I carry a mouthpiece when I'm trying on masks, or at least shove my tongue under my upper lip to simulate the face shape change that occurs when a reg is in my mouth. My face is so scrwany that my temples are concave. Best fitting mask so far is from Mares.zilch:: seemed ok fitting in the shop, and on pool dives, but had constant leak (rapid fill) during dive