Smaller version of the Onda mask, suitable for women and young people. This mask has a single lens, and is designed for snorkelling, swimming and scuba diving. The skirt is made from soft hypoallergenic transparent silicone. The visibility provided by the single lens and the unusual shape of the frame extends in all directions. Excellent seal on many face types, small internal volume. Quick-release strap buckles.
- The Ondina is the smaller version of the popular Onda mask, suitable for young people and women with narrow faces. This mask has a single lens, and is designed for snorkeling, swimming and scuba diving.
- The visibility provided by the single lens and the unusual shape of the frame extends in all directions. The lens is made of tempered glass.
- The skirt is made from soft hypoallergenic transparent silicone. The silicone is the best material because is softer, compared to the standard PVC, and ensures a perfect seal on the face.
- Mask has an easy-to-reach one-hand nose pocket for ear equalization. The buckles system allows to easily adjust the length of the mask strap.
- The Ondina mask is designed and manufactured by Cressi, a brand pioneer in Scuba Diving, Snorkeling and Swimming equipment since 1946.
- The Ondina is the smaller version of the popular Onda mask, suitable for young people and women with narrow faces. This mask has a single lens, and is designed for snorkeling, swimming and scuba diving.
- The visibility provided by the single lens and the unusual shape of the frame extends in all directions. The lens is made of tempered glass.
- The skirt is made from soft hypoallergenic transparent silicone. The silicone is the best material because is softer, compared to the standard PVC, and ensures a perfect seal on the face.
- Mask has an easy-to-reach one-hand nose pocket for ear equalization. The buckles system allows to easily adjust the length of the mask strap.
- The Ondina mask is designed and manufactured by Cressi, a brand pioneer in Scuba Diving, Snorkeling and Swimming equipment since 1946.
