The Cressi Rocks Pro Dry Junior Snorkelling Set – Blue combines a Pegaso Junior mask and Iguana Dry Junior snorkel with adjustable Rocks fins. The mask offers twin tempered-glass lenses and adjustable buckles, while the snorkel combines a closing dry top with a lower purge valve to help manage water.
What is included?
- Pegaso Junior mask and Iguana Dry Junior snorkel in Blue
- Cressi Rocks junior fins in Blue; choose the available fin size
- Mesh carry bag supplied with the mask-and-snorkel combo
Gear Aid Anti-Fog Spray is an optional extra in the bundle selector, not part of the base package.
Mask size guide and approximate age guide
Please check the Pegaso Junior mask size guide chart and the approximate age guide before choosing. Approximate age guide: 6–12 years. This is a guide only, not a guaranteed fit. Children of the same age can have different face widths and shapes.
The chart shows the manufacturer’s mask and skirt reference dimensions; these are not a guaranteed range of face measurements. Check that the skirt sits comfortably around the face, with no gaps or pressure around the nose. Silicone can flex, but tightening the strap cannot make an unsuitable mask fit. The snorkel mouthpiece should sit comfortably without the child needing to clench it.
Buying as a gift? Use the fit guide rather than age alone. If you are unsure about the recipient’s mask or mouthpiece fit, contact Dive Gear Australia before choosing.
This approximate mask age guide does not determine fin size. Check the child’s face and mouthpiece fit, then choose the fins separately by measured foot length.
Features and benefits
- Twin tempered-glass lenses: offer a clear view through the compact two-window mask.
- Soft silicone skirt: provides flexible contact with the face, with fit checked for each child.
- Adjustable mask buckles: make it easier to set comfortable strap tension.
- Dry-top snorkel valve: closes when submerged to reduce water entering the tube. It is not an underwater air supply or a guarantee of a completely dry snorkel.
- Soft silicone mouthpiece and flexible lower section: help the mouthpiece sit comfortably without the upper tube pulling directly on the mouth.
- Lower purge valve: helps drain water collected near the mouthpiece.
- Mask-strap keeper: holds the snorkel alongside the mask.
- Rocks adjustable open-heel fins: a soft rubber foot pocket, release buckles and large strap loop help with fitting and removal.
- Vented composite blades: offer a short-blade design for family snorkelling.
Separate fin size guide
Use the Size Chart button or open the Cressi Rocks fin size guide. Choose by foot length and individual fit. Ages printed in the fin guide are approximate fin-sizing references and do not replace the mask guide above.
Measure both bare feet from heel to longest toe with the heel against a wall, and use the longer measurement. Cressi specifies barefoot use for Rocks fins. Adjust the heel strap for a comfortable, secure hold and check the sizes currently offered in the bundle selector.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Mask | Cressi Pegaso Junior |
| Lens configuration | Twin tempered-glass lenses |
| Skirt | Soft silicone |
| Strap adjustment | Adjustable mask buckles |
| Snorkel | Cressi Iguana Dry Junior |
| Snorkel top | Dry-top closing valve |
| Water clearing | Lower purge valve |
| Mouthpiece | Soft silicone |
| Fins | Cressi Rocks adjustable open heel; soft rubber foot pocket and vented composite blade |
| Carry bag | Mesh |
Getting started
Children need active adult supervision in the water. Practise fitting the mask, breathing comfortably and clearing the snorkel in a controlled, shallow setting. Breathe through the snorkel only while its top is above the surface.
Care and storage
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.
Rinse thoroughly in fresh water after use, including the snorkel mouthpiece, purge valve and mask buckles. Remove trapped sand, check the skirt and straps, and let the equipment dry in the shade. Store it away from heat and direct sunlight. Use a suitable mask anti-fog product as directed; avoid abrasive cleaners or flame treatments.



















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