Review on Enhanced XMask Pro 2.0: Replaceable, Breathable Occupational Health & Safety Products by Scott Ward

I'm a mechanic by trade so I know how things should be built and work. It's imported junk, cheaply made and poorly designed. The earhook length adjustment can be easily moved. The rubber gasket needs to be pressed uncomfortably hard against the surface to ensure a tight seal. Due to the fact that the earhook adjustment slips, there's no way to keep a snug fit to the face anyway. Even if the loops had stayed in place, closing would have required such a strong pull that the loops would likely have slipped off the ears. I also tested the one-way valve by blowing and inhaling, pressing my lips directly against the valve. When inhaling, the valve does not close completely. Also, the layers of the mask are so thick on the outside of the filter that I feel like it's trapping a lot of hot, humid air. In its current form, the only way to wear a mask is to freely inhale and exhale plenty of unfiltered air. around the mask seal and through the leaking valve.