Snorkeling Gear for Adults Youth, Nearsighted Anti-Fog Diving Mask & Silicone Dry Snorkel for Scuba Diving, Spearfishing, Freediving

The mask doesn't have a great field of view, but it feels nice and fits well, keeps water out. The prescription lenses are correct. To get prescription lenses on a better mask I'd have to jump up to over $120. The snorkel isn't great, but that doesn't matter since the mask is more than worth the price. If you want a nice snorkel, buy one separately, like https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BOFYP46/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I am very near-sighted and as we planned our trip to Hawaii, it became clear that I was going to need prescription googles. Purchased these in a -6 and was amazed at the clarity and my vision when wearing. They did not fog up when snorkeling and the fit was tight enough to keep water out, but not too tight that they were uncomfortable. The vision out of them were excellent. Great value and strongly recommend.

Definitely for a smaller face, but these are exactly what they need to be. Prescription snorkel goggles.

I have a very small noggin... Like wearing children's hats and glasses. These goggles fit me perfectly and help slightly improve my vision underwater.I figured this would make them impossible for my very large-head husband to even try on, but they *almost* fit him. They block his side-vision some, though could work in a pinch.So I am impressed with the range they fit, covering medium-large kids up to medium adults. The nose pocket is a bit larger than average, so very small faces may struggle with a little water getting in at the nose, but overall I think the design is good across the board, and for those with simple vision needs this is an affordable answer.Note: I am slightly shortsighted with some astigmatism, so it makes my vision about half better than plain goggles, but not as good as my prescription glasses... which is what I expected with these. (The clarity you achieve will be dependent on your prescription and choosing the right level.)

My 11 year old son is severely myopic. He is very small for his age (about the size of an 8 or 9 year old) and he loves snorkeling. The problem is, he can barely see the coral and fish when we go snorkeling due to how bad his vision has become. We've previously looked into prescription masks, but they are very hard to find for someone his age. This are actually amazing in that not only do they fit MY face, they are extremely flexible and fits my son's face perfectly too! We got him a -5 diopter mask and now he can see great with the mask on. We tested it in the water and it seals perfectly - and it looks like it could probably fit an even smaller child. We can't wait to go snorkeling again! It's been a few years since his vision was good enough that he could really see everything in the water. I just really want to thank the sellers for making this product.