Masks for recreational diving
The broadest Sopras line-up — single, twin and multi-window masks for everyday scuba, snorkelling and warm-water travel.
Built for the kind of diving most people actually do
Reef dives on holiday, a local quarry at the weekend, snorkelling with the family — SoprasSub covers it with the widest choice of skirt shapes and lens layouts, so there’s room to find one that seals on your face.
Every recreational mask, by lens layout
Grouped the way SoprasSub organises them. Prices shown are from the shop; tap any mask to open its product page.
Single-lens
5 models
Twin-lens
9 models
Multi-window
2 models
Three quick calls before you pick
Single or twin-lens?
Single-lens gives the widest unbroken view — popular for photo and video. Twin-lens splits the view with a nose bridge but lets you fit prescription lenses.
Do you wear glasses?
If you don’t use contacts underwater, choose a twin-lens mask — its framed lenses can be swapped for corrective optical inserts.
Want hands-free clearing?
The Potente adds a purge valve: a gentle nasal exhale pushes water out without tilting your head or pressing the frame.
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 →Find the recreational mask that fits you
Sixteen models, three lens layouts, one thing in common — they only work if they seal. Browse the range and run the fit test.