PromateSnorkeling Scuba Dive Frameless Mask Fins Dry Snorkel Gear Bag Set/ SCS0043

I purchased this pair for my trip to Hawaii this year. I was nervous about it since reviews on most of the products were both high and low. I have to say these goggles are amazing. I had ZERO leakage. I even have a full beard didnt have any issues. I also use vasaline on it so it creates a suction against my face because of the beard (tip I learned from the crew we went with). The goggles do fog up pretty bad if you dont use the fogging product but the drops work like a charm if you make sure to have a snug fit and do not rinse more than once or it washes off the product. The fins worked really well although I feel like they wanted to float, so it was somewhat difficult to snorkel with but still gave me the momentum needed. I tried on a smaller pair and the quickly realized i was kicking so much that I was getting tired. With these fins you kick less but require more muscle to do it..if that makes sense? The snorkel worked amazing as well. I would def recomend this product.

Bought two sets of these for a trip to Puerto Vallarta. This set for me, and a pink set for my girlfriend. With limited time before departure, my orders were processed promptly and accurately, and the items arrived with time to spare. Whew!As for the items themselves, the mask is the most comfortable I've ever worn! A side benefit of a frameless mask is less pressure at depth due to reduced volume afforded by the design. The mask also lived up its description; leaving little to no line once removed. A definite plus for pictures!The snorkel worked wonderfully, as well, with absolutely no water entering over many hours of snorkeling, including free diving to get closer to the action.Lastly, while I received lots of compliments on the fins, I did get blisters on one toe of each foot after several lengthy snorkel and scuba excursions. The fins work great. I'd just recommend that booties be worn with them.

Bought this on Amazon a week before I left for Hawaii. I decided to buy my own gear instead of renting since I know I'll be in the water a lot. The material is durable and lightweight. It easily fit my luggage and was not very heavy so I was able to pack more stuff in my luggage. The mask was loose at first but you can tighten it with the adjustable straps even while you're already in the water. I like the snorkel because it has a valve that protects water from getting in. The fins are easy to put on and remove, and it made treading easy because of the material. I was able to use the entire gear while scuba diving, too, and was really worth the price.

I bought this for my son in the US Air Force, he just went to Guam. He loves it, it is his first deal and he has nothing to compare it to but said the mask view functioned perfectly. The carry bag was perfect because of the beach locations. The only negative is the straps that hold the fins to your ankle kept on slipping off. He adjusted several times but they tended to loosen on their own and this became a problem. He is planning on gluing them in place since adjustment will not be an issue once he finds the correct comfort level. Aside from that he really likes the set.

The mask- it's wide view is nice but the mask sits too close to your face and will push against your forehead. This also causes the mask to fog due to the heat of your face regardless of what you do to the mask.The snorkel- It works well, the top closes when you go underwater and if any gets in, it flows out quickly. The one problem is the plastic that clips to the mask. I have seen and used better connection devices than the clip.The fins- They felt comfy and worked great until after a few years the plastic that allowed the straps to swivel broke.The bag- Fits everything great!

I have two other pairs of fins, but was purchasing a set of gear for my sister. I tried out the set one day to get a comparison and the fins felt a bit heavier or just harder to use than both of my other pairs - even my big diving fins. I could see how they might make the top of your foot sore - especially in a strong current. I definitely like my Tusa Tri-Ex fins better, even though they are a bit more bulky and require a dive boot. The mask was very nice; it had a good seal and didn't have any water leakage issues. The snorkel was incredible. My sister decided she didn't like snorkeling very much, so I will be trading snorkels with her :) I like the mask and snorkel better than my Tusa Imprex - though, I would recommend either mask/snorkel combo - depending on which fits your face better.

this is labeled as snorkeling and scuba diving. I love the snorkel and bag. I consistently had issues with the mask as it doesn't fit snug enough on my face even when tightened so it slowly leaked. Also the fins are not recommended for scuba diving. I was getting scuba certified and brought these and they stated these fins are definitely snorkel fins. I'll still use the fins when we snorkel the bay, but need to get a new mask so I don't have to deal with the leakiness.

I started my open water dive pool session with this kit. Worked great in the pool. Love how it all fits in the bag. That's the only thing I brought to the first session. The mask fit well and gives good visibility. The fins look good and work well enough so far in a pool setting. They'll probably be ok in the quarry exam. I don't think they'd be ideal for ocean currents. The foot hole of each fin was on the small side when I used my new 3mm boots. Had to extend the ankle strap to max. Perfectly delivered. Snorkel is good but haven't used it as much as the other items.