Want to Up grade Mask

[Squidboy]

I've been diving quite a while with goggles that run from $45.00 to $85.00. I'm near-
sighted but with regular goggles I'm OK under water. I just heard about these new googles made by HydroOpix. They sound like a great set of googles for someone like me who is nearsighted. Has anyone out there used these goggles and what are some good points and bad points about them. Thanks SB members:06:

 

[Sasquatch]

Goggles?

 

[Squidboy]

Ok Dive mask

 

[Charlie99]

Goggles?

They go with his flippers, and the oxygen tank he uses for his respirator.

 

[Squidboy]

Ok guys check these out at www.hydroOptix.com

 

[Sasquatch]

They go with his flippers, and the oxygen tank he uses for his respirator.

ROFLMAO!

 

[Squidboy]

Sorry for using the word goggles instead of Mask forgive me

 

[Sasquatch]

Seriously...

Have you tried wearing soft contacts with your normal mask? Works well for me.

The biggest downside of a prescription mask is the cost and the fact that when you lose it you're going to be disabled until you get your glasses back on.

My 2 cents.

 

[Snowbear]

Alright, alright.... give the guy a break, eh?

I've heard good and not so good stuff about the HydroOptix.
Seems there are several manufacturers who offer prescription masks?
If you're far-sighted, there's also the option of the magnifier stick-ons...

 

[Squidboy]

Maybe the company that has the add in Sport Diver Mag. should be told too!