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Sherwood makes a fine low volume mask. I t was called the genesis, but with the company break-up I don't know who makes it now. Scubamax makes a nearly identical mask, only it has plastic pins instead of steel in the buckles. The sherwood cost me 40 bucks 5 years ago; my backup scubamax version was 30 last year. Zeagle has a fine mask also...it has a very wide skirt...but is a little pricey. If it fits the best though...it's worth it. Drew Glasbrenner USF Geology Program aglasbr1@br*.ac*.us*.ed* On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, Roger Oakey wrote: > I'm looking to replace my old, huge four-pane mask with a low volume > one. > > I tried a Cressi-Sub/Mares low volume model and it doesn't even come > close to sealing against my face... > > However, I just tried on a new TUSA mask, the Platina model M-20QB > (black silicone skirt) and it fits quite well and appears to be very low > volume judging from how far the nose pocket sticks out from the mask. > > Does anyone have any experience with this particular mask? Has TUSA's > quality improved any from 15 years ago when I decided to avoid their > stuff no matter what? > > Any other low-volume masks that you'd recommend? > > Roger >
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