Cressi Samoa + Mexico Snorkelling Sets

The Cressi Samoa mask features Cressi’s efficient fog-stop system on a smaller frame suitable for people with a smaller face. A system of membranes channels the air towards the lower part of the mask, away from the glasses.

A second membrane seals the eye socket so that warm air from exhalation does not contact the glass at all. This dramatically limits the fogging of the mask. Another feature of our fog stop system is the heat-exchanging structure on the top of the mask’s silicone blades, which facilitates heat exchange between the mask and the water, balancing the temperature between the two in a shorter time. This also helps to reduce fogging.

Samoa is a mask thought for people with a smaller face. It allows women and younger people to use our performing fog-stop system.

Cressi Samoa size chart

This chart applies to the Cressi Samoa mask in this set.

Manufacturer skirt-fit guide	Regular (Cressi chart marker)
Skirt chart measurements	A: 122 mm; B: 108 mm (Cressi chart references)
Nose-area chart measurements	C: 32 mm (Cressi chart references)
Manufacturer nose-size scale	5 on Cressi’s 1–5 reference scale

Cressi’s measurements are reference points on the diagram. They describe the skirt and nose area, rather than overall frame dimensions or a guaranteed facial fit. Check the seal and nose-pocket comfort before choosing.

View the original Cressi size chart.

Cressi Samoa + Mexico Set Features

• Samoa is a mask designed for snorkeling
• It is equipped with an elastic fabric strap
• New generation aerator designed primarily for snorkelling
• Variable-section hydrodynamic profile with a shaped splash guard

Samoa Mask Features

• Inner membranes
  A patented membrane surrounds the inner nose pocket and both the inner eyes pockets, which acts as a barrier and traps any moisture escaping from the diver’s nose involuntarily when breathing through the mouth. The result is that not only is the moisture channelled away from the lenses, thus avoiding the fogging up of them, but it also reduces the need to compensate for pressure. to further improve the anti-fog effect, Cressi suggests the first time the dive mask is used, spray some anti-fog solution on the inside of the lenses and then rinse them with water.
• Heat exchanger
  The external part of the skirt features a cooling system composed of two small heat exchangers that act as radiators. Thanks to this system, the temperature inside the mask drops, coming closer to the external temperature and the droplets of humidity are trapped before the air reaches the lenses, preventing them from fogging up.