Cressi F-Dual Snorkel Mask product image
Cressi F-Dual Snorkel Mask product image

Cressi F-Dual Snorkel Mask

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Product Design

  • The F-Dual is a single-lens mask featuring a unique assembly of lens and skirt without a frame
  • Silicone facial is assembled directly on the glass
  • Double-feathered edge skirt bonds directly to a single tempered glass lens
  • Quick-adjust strap buckles are molded directly into the skirt for a flexible fit and reduced drag
  • Wide split strap provides comfort and even-tension on the skirt for a proper seal
  • Web ID: 21CREAFDLCLRYLLWXSWE
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