Masks for freediving
Low-volume masks for easy equalising at depth, minimal-volume goggles for the pool, and camouflage models for spearfishing.
Every breath counts — so does every millilitre
On a breath-hold dive, the air you spend equalising your mask is air you don’t get back. SoprasApnea focuses on low-volume designs, with traditional two-lens masks for open water and depth, and minimal-volume goggles for pool disciplines.
Every freediving mask, by type
Two-lens masks with a nose pocket for depth, plus minimal-volume goggles for the pool. Tap any mask for its product page.
Two-lens freediving masks
7 models
Freediving goggles
2 models
How freedivers choose
Mask or goggle?
A two-lens mask has a nose pocket so you can equalise at depth — right for open water. Sferica goggles strip volume to a minimum for pool work, but need a specific equalising technique.
Going deep?
Lower internal volume means less air spent equalising on the way down. For depth and open water, a low-volume two-lens mask is the dependable pick.
Spearfishing?
The Barracuda Camouflage and Murena II mimetic use camo finishes to cut contrast against your face — a small edge in shallow water.
One rule first, every time: a mask only works if it seals on your face. Run the 30-second fit test before you commit to any model here.
Read the fit test →Choose less volume, not less seal
Two-lens masks for depth, goggles for the pool, camo for the hunt. Browse the freediving range and start from how you dive.