Cressi America Blue Adult Mask & Snorkel Combos

Perfectly Paired Mask and Snorkel Combos

What's the difference between a mask-and-snorkel combo and a full snorkeling set?

Cressi's Blue mask-and-snorkel combos pair a two-window or frameless mask with a matched snorkel, but skip the fins. They suit divers who already own fins or prefer to choose them separately. The Ocean Combo uses an inverted teardrop lens for a wider field of view, while the Nautilus Combo offers a frameless silicone skirt and anatomical mouthpiece for all-day comfort. Every combo includes a dry-top or purge valve snorkel to keep water out, so you can build your own kit. Both are compact enough to pack for travel.

How do you clean a mask and snorkel?

Rinse the mask and snorkel in fresh water after every use to clear away salt, sand, and chlorine. For a deeper clean, wash the silicone skirt, strap, and mouthpiece with a mild, unscented soap and a soft cloth, then rinse thoroughly. Avoid petroleum-based cleaners or alcohol, which can dry out or discolor the silicone over time. Let both pieces air-dry completely out of direct sunlight before storing them in a case or bag, since UV exposure can make silicone stiff and brittle.
How do you attach a snorkel to a mask?

Every combo in this collection comes with a snorkel keeper, a flexible loop or clip built into the snorkel tube. Slide the mask strap through the keeper so the snorkel sits just in front of your ear, angled slightly forward and away from your face. Most Cressi keepers, like the quick-release style on the Adventure Combo, let you pop the snorkel on or off without re-threading the strap each time. Once attached, adjust the position until the mouthpiece sits comfortably without pulling on your jaw.