CALIBRO MASK

Description:

CALIBRO enjoys a conglomerate of technical advantages that Cressi has been incorporating the last seasons in various models.

It combines a great technicality with a captivating design and medium proportions, both frame and face.

Its reduced thickness frame in one piece, without frames, allows a great lightness (118 g) and a surprising approach of the glass to the eyes with the consequent advantages in terms of visibility and reduction of internal volume.

The mask assembly is exclusive and integrates the frames and the structure inside the facepiece. This system improves the tightness of the mask, eliminates any possibility of uncomfortable contact of the frame with the forehead and eliminates any view of the central area of the frame from the inside.

Its face shield optimizes dead spaces and reduces the internal volume to only 85 cm³. The distance between the glass and the face has been reduced to such an extent that the facepiece does not have the well-known suction cup effect, but simply sits on the face, providing an optimum seal thanks to its design and the carefully studied thickness/rigidity ratio of the silicone.

A subtle silicone membrane located around the nose acts as a deflector so that the hot air coming from the nose, compensating the external pressure, does not go directly to the lenses, reducing the tendency to fogging common in small volume masks*.

This membrane also has the function of stabilizing the mask on the face, which remains firmly anchored, regardless of possible movements of the face or the effect of pressure variations.

Sloping lenses that extend by gently curved lines above the cheekbones, improving visibility below, which is virtually unlimited. The very thin frame and the studied coupling with the delicate area of the frontal bone optimize upper visibility without compromising adaptability.

The buckles, anchored to the frame for optimal stability of the mask and a tension always to be determined by the user, are completely foldable and tiltable in all directions. Therefore the possibility of breakage is almost impossible. This type of anchoring also improves the stability of the mask, since the tension of the strap is produced on a rigid element and the movements of the tube do not affect the facepiece.