Masks & Fins
Mask and fin reviews for Australian divers. The two pieces of personal-fit gear that determine whether your dive is comfortable or miserable.
Masks & Fins Reviews
20 reviews in this category.
Oumers Snorkel Fins Travel
Budget travel fins that pack small and work adequately for snorkelling, but lack the power and durability for anything beyond casual reef p…
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Scubapro Crystal Vu Plus Mask
A premium low-volume mask with exceptional clarity and seal, built for Australian divers who want wide vision without compromise.
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Cressi Tonga Diving Fins
Well-built adjustable short fins from a trusted Italian brand — great for warm-water diving and travel at a fair price.
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CAPAS Adjustable Snorkel Fins
Budget adjustable short fins for snorkelling and light swimming — adequate for casual use at a rock-bottom price, but limited for diving.
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SEAC Pro Light Fins
Ultra-light Italian-made full-foot fins built for warm water and travel — minimal weight, solid kick, and a price that is hard to argue wit…
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Cressi Perfect View Mask
A tri-lens panoramic mask with excellent peripheral vision and low volume, well suited to Australian reef and wreck diving.
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Cressi Ikarus Mask
A frameless budget mask with premium silicone and fold-flat travel packing that punches well above its $53 price tag.
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Mares Ray Mask
A reliable single-lens mask with a dual-skirt seal and ultra-clear glass — solid mid-range value for scuba and freediving alike.
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Cressi Bonete Adjustable Fins
A budget-friendly travel fin that packs small and works well in calm tropical waters, but lacks the thrust for serious current.
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Mares Avanti Quattro Plus Fins
A proven professional-grade fin with efficient channel thrust and bungee straps — built to last through years of regular Australian diving.
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Mares X-Wire Mask
An ultra-light wire-frame mask with excellent clarity and comfort, though the premium price and selective fit limit its appeal.
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Cressi Calibro Mask
A premium dual-lens mask with a fog-stop system that actually works — ideal for divers tired of defog drops on cold morning entries.
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Cressi F1 Frameless Mask
An ultra-low-volume frameless mask that folds flat for travel and seals well on most faces — hard to beat at $62.
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Cressi Big Eyes Evolution Mask
A proven two-lens mask with excellent downward visibility and reliable fit, well suited to Australian reef diving at a fair price.
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Cressi Pro Light Scuba Diving Fins
A no-frills fin that balances comfort, power, and affordability perfect for recreational divers or travellers looking for reliability witho…
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Scubapro Synergy Twin Mask Mirrored Lens with Comfort Strap
The Scubapro Synergy Twin Mask offers exceptional comfort, glare-reducing mirrored lenses, and a secure fit ideal for bright conditions and…
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Scubapro Crystal Vu Mask
A high visibility dive mask with side windows for expanded peripheral vision, the Scubapro Crystal Vu is perfect for divers wanting maximum…
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Seac Propulsion S, Scuba Diving Fins with Sling Strap
A balanced open-heel fin combining soft blade channels with stiff rails, the Seac Propulsion S offers smooth gliding power, comfortable foo…
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Scubapro Synergy 2 Twin TruFit Diving Mask
The Scubapro Synergy 2 Twin TruFit mask delivers a panoramic underwater view with ultra-clear polycarbonate lenses and a dual-skirt design…
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Atomic Aquatics Venom Frameless Mask
The Atomic Aquatics Venom Frameless Mask stands out in the premium dive mask segment, combining cutting-edge mate...
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