Aqualung Sphera-X Cyclone-X Freediving Package – Black Sand

The Black Sand Cyclone-X package combines modular long fins with the Sphera X curved-lens mask and Corsica open-top snorkel. It is a low-volume setup for trained freedivers and experienced snorkellers, with socks and other accessories available separately through the package selector.

What is included

• 1 × Aqualung Cyclone-X Freediving Fins – Sand
• 1 × Aqualung Sphera X Freediving Mask
• 1 × Cressi Corsica Snorkel

Optional additions

• 1 × Cressi Tough Soft 3mm Neoprene Dive Socks
• 1 × Ocean Hunter Plush Socks 2mm
• 1 × TUSA Super Anti-Fog Treatment
• 1 × Aqualung Adventurer Mesh Duffle Gear Bag

Optional additions are included only when selected. Check your choices and the displayed package total before adding the set to your basket.

Mask features

• Curved Plexisol lenses provide a wide viewing shape without the weight of glass.
• Advanced Fit Technology shapes the silicone sealing surface to help the skirt settle against your face.
• Micro-adjustment buckles and a shaped silicone strap help you fine-tune the position.
• A zippered EVA protective case helps protect the lenses during transport.

Snorkel features

• Flexible polyurethane tube: The tube has elastic memory, allowing it to flex and recover its shape. Reinforcement around the keeper helps support the attachment area.
• Soft silicone mouthpiece: A thin gum flange and rounded bite supports provide a softer contact around your mouth.
• Close-fitting curve: The tube follows the side of your head to keep your surface-breathing setup compact.
• Simple open top: The straightforward design has no dry-top closure. Clear water from the tube when you return to the surface.

Fin features

• Modular construction: removable blades allow packing and compatible component replacement.
• Thermoplastic blade: a medium-soft polymer blade with channels and lateral ribs.
• Thermorubber foot pocket: flexible contact around the foot with support for transferring the kick.
• 20° blade angle: angles the blade relative to the pocket.

Mask fit and choosing a gift

Face width, shape and nose-pocket comfort matter more than a general age or gender label. Keep hair clear of the skirt and check for an even seal without pressure around the brow or cheeks. Use light strap tension. For a gift, confirm the recipient’s fitting needs before selecting lens powers or fin sizes; our Hallam team can help compare options.

Aqualung Cyclone-X size and fit guide

Confirm blade and attachment compatibility before buying replacement parts; carbon blades are separate upgrades, not included with these fins.

All sizing is a guide only; foot width and shape affect the fit. Try the pocket with the socks you intend to use, if applicable. It should hold your foot securely without curled toes, pinching or excessive movement. Do not select a loose size simply to leave growing room.

To measure your feet, place paper against a wall, stand with your heel gently against the wall and mark your longest toe. Measure from the wall to the mark in centimetres. Repeat for the other foot and use the longer measurement. Where a model has no foot-length chart, contact us with that measurement and your usual shoe size rather than using another fin model’s chart.

Sphera X lens care

Compatible cleaning products

For standard uncoated mask glass, TUSA TEC52 anti-fog treatment is an option when permitted by the mask and treatment instructions. For a separate neoprene strap cover, if you use one, we recommend Cressi Neoclean Wetsuit Wash or Revivex Wetsuit Shampoo to clean compatible neoprene. Wash that component separately according to its care label and the cleaner’s dilution instructions, then rinse thoroughly and dry in the shade. These neoprene cleaners are not a recommendation for the mask lens or a regulator assembly.

The curved lenses are Plexisol plastic. Do not use toothpaste, abrasives or flame treatments. Use only products approved for the selected lens finish and keep the mask in its EVA case between uses.

Choosing long fins

Select blade length and stiffness for yourability, intended use and travel plans. A long-fin package does not replace freediving training or appropriate buddy procedures. Check any modular fixing parts before use and confirm compatibility before purchasing replacement blades.

Using and caring for your equipment

A snorkel supplies air only while its opening is above the water. A dry top helps limit incoming water but does not allow underwater breathing. Practise fitting, breathing and clearing in calm, shallow conditions before a longer swim.

Care and storage

Rinse the mask, snorkel and fins in fresh water after each swim, removing sand from the buckles, straps and snorkel top. Allow everything to dry in the shade before storage. Use a suitable anti-fog treatment as directed and avoid abrasive cleaners, toothpaste or flame treatments. Check the skirt, mouthpiece, valves and straps before each use.