Shop - bit.ly/2OZYluM Blog - bit.ly/328pYHh The Cressi Duke Full Face Snorkel is a full face mask that keeps the water away from your face so you can breathe through both your nose and mouth and see clearly underwater. The offset snorkel and sealed breathing area keep your viewing area clear from fog because every breath draws clean fresh air over the inside of the mask before it gets to the nose and mouth section. _ *Useful Links* Shop - www.simplyscuba.com/ Daily Scuba News - bit.ly/39vFkYX Scuba Advice - bit.ly/2SHYiEN Friday Feature - bit.ly/2SsKGhG Deco Stop Podcast - bit.ly/2whcmh7 Teespring - bit.ly/2uLRoGz
The new Cressi Duke full face mask is one of the very best full face snorkel masks on the market today. The new ventilation system really helps with the CO2 situation making it safe to use and also makes it easier to breath then in most other masks of this kind. This was my favorite mask on the market (and I am pretty much an expert by now with extensive experience using these type of masks and have tried 15 of them by now) but eventually found one I liked even slightly more and that is also sold on Simply Scuba (but most of them out of stock for some reason) the SEAC SUB Libera an Italian brand that one is also great with CO2 and is very easy to breathe in but has 2 more additional features compared to the Duke that made it my new favorite the first being a ventilation system at the very top of the mask against the forehead making it easier to inhale but also it refreshes the upper part of the mask with colder fresh air every time you take a breath with that upper part of the mask over the surface. This makes it easier and more comfortable to use for extended periods of time at the surface because you avoid that uncomfortable hot feeling on your face that can be nauseating at times with other masks. The other thing that made it my new favorite was the quick release system making it easier and more comfortable to remove and put on and this is missing on the Duke (I think it should have it). Also I am surprised and puzzled that Cressi discontinued the most attractive color option (IMHO) the transparent aqua marine colorway and is now only offering opaque color options, the SEAC's come in more attractive colorways i think. One important thing I think Simply Scube forgot to mention in this review is the great importance of selecting the correct size for your head. Wrong size can be dangerous with CO2 build up and also leak water so very important to get the size right!
hi this chap on the video. has he fully tested the mask himself? and having a beard does it make the sealing of the mask more of a problem. the seals / are they made of silicon. my advice the instruction booklet... read it fully before u throw it away.in the throwaway booklet. does it explain any advice on CO2 symptoms? headache struggling to breathe. feeling dizzy. etc.
You can bearth trough the nose, is the sellingpoint for me. Hunting flounder fish at 1-3m dept while enjoying the relaxing comfort of breathing trough the nose and good wiev sounds awesome 😁 I dont mind regular snorkling but i prefer breathing trough the nose if posible.
Well I used the mask this summer. Overall it is good mask, but there is water always in my mouth as I exhale it just keeps entering. Don't know why that happens but it is pretty annoying!
@@jmgalasso7599 seems like that's how it is made! The only way just keep head straight and pull out of the water, than the water will come out by itself.
You should not dive underwater with this at all. Concider the driving function just as an extra safety, in case you should accedentally go under for a few sec
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The Cressi Duke Full Face Snorkel is a full face mask that keeps the water away from your face so you can breathe through both your nose and mouth and see clearly underwater. The offset snorkel and sealed breathing area keep your viewing area clear from fog because every breath draws clean fresh air over the inside of the mask before it gets to the nose and mouth section.
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Shop - www.simplyscuba.com/
Daily Scuba News - bit.ly/39vFkYX
Scuba Advice - bit.ly/2SHYiEN
Friday Feature - bit.ly/2SsKGhG
Deco Stop Podcast - bit.ly/2whcmh7
Teespring - bit.ly/2uLRoGz
The new Cressi Duke full face mask is one of the very best full face snorkel masks on the market today. The new ventilation system really helps with the CO2 situation making it safe to use and also makes it easier to breath then in most other masks of this kind. This was my favorite mask on the market (and I am pretty much an expert by now with extensive experience using these type of masks and have tried 15 of them by now) but eventually found one I liked even slightly more and that is also sold on Simply Scuba (but most of them out of stock for some reason) the SEAC SUB Libera an Italian brand that one is also great with CO2 and is very easy to breathe in but has 2 more additional features compared to the Duke that made it my new favorite the first being a ventilation system at the very top of the mask against the forehead making it easier to inhale but also it refreshes the upper part of the mask with colder fresh air every time you take a breath with that upper part of the mask over the surface. This makes it easier and more comfortable to use for extended periods of time at the surface because you avoid that uncomfortable hot feeling on your face that can be nauseating at times with other masks. The other thing that made it my new favorite was the quick release system making it easier and more comfortable to remove and put on and this is missing on the Duke (I think it should have it). Also I am surprised and puzzled that Cressi discontinued the most attractive color option (IMHO) the transparent aqua marine colorway and is now only offering opaque color options, the SEAC's come in more attractive colorways i think. One important thing I think Simply Scube forgot to mention in this review is the great importance of selecting the correct size for your head. Wrong size can be dangerous with CO2 build up and also leak water so very important to get the size right!
i just bought one today , can't wait to use it .
hi this chap on the video. has he fully tested the mask himself? and having a beard does it make the sealing of the mask more of a problem. the seals / are they made of silicon. my advice the instruction booklet... read it fully before u throw it away.in the throwaway booklet. does it explain any advice on CO2 symptoms? headache struggling to breathe. feeling dizzy. etc.
A question. Where should your chin sit in the mask? should it be completely inside the chin skirt?
See… I don’t understand how this is better than a snorkel mask combination
You can bearth trough the nose, is the sellingpoint for me. Hunting flounder fish at 1-3m dept while enjoying the relaxing comfort of breathing trough the nose and good wiev sounds awesome 😁 I dont mind regular snorkling but i prefer breathing trough the nose if posible.
how deep can you dive with this thing cause it says not to dive deep depths but idk what that is
how do I get those red circle warnings off; they inhibit my vision
Cressi being an Italian brand, shouldn‘t this mask be called Duce? 🤔
Hello.
Which one is better, this Cressi mask or the Seac mask?
I want it to swim with waves.
Go for Ocean Reef 💪
How it behaves with the beard?
Superb... Brother.
Any idea about max dive depth? Normal mask with mustache is a foggy nightmare, but are rarely below 7m
in this video the chap chit-chatting has a beard? hmmm
Thanks you learn me how take off the tube xd
Doesn’t it have a GoPro mount attach point?
the mares matrix 2.0 or the seac modular
Well I used the mask this summer. Overall it is good mask, but there is water always in my mouth as I exhale it just keeps entering. Don't know why that happens but it is pretty annoying!
Having the same problem with mine. Water is coming up through the one way release valve. Did you ever figure out a way to stop that?
@@jmgalasso7599 seems like that's how it is made!
The only way just keep head straight and pull out of the water, than the water will come out by itself.
Hi, I am one of those beginners that you mentioned :). To what depth I can snorkel to? 1 to 3 meters? Appreciate your advise. Cheers
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About 20cm mate
Any further requires how long you can hold your breath for.
@@averagejoe6953 not true the snorkel separates air from water
You should not dive underwater with this at all. Concider the driving function just as an extra safety, in case you should accedentally go under for a few sec
if you don't want water in your face then get out of the water 😑
I don’t like those masks 🙈
Why? Do you have negative experience with one? If so in what way?
SkyForce6700 i cant breath through these things, I tried it