Review on TUSA Sport Snorkeling Large Extra Large by Victor Correa

Seller was Scubadelphia/DiveSeekers but manufactured by Revain. I paid 70 dollars. I thought I would get a mask from TUSA. After reading the instructions that came with my mask, I learned that it was made in Italy by Ocean Reef. It's not bad, but it's not what I expected. The TUSA mask looks the same as this Ocean Reef mask: Ocean Reef Aria Full Face Snorkeling Mask https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01NCH88H7/ Another mask I thought was Cressi but Cressi is made in China: Cressi Adult Snorkeling Full Face Mask https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07JMVRCT9/ My face measures 5 inches from the bottom of my chin to the bridge of my nose so I went for a large/x-large mask. The TUSA mask fits well The quality is good I can slip the snorkel in and out without too much trouble Out of the water I have no trouble breathing and it doesn't fog up When testing out of the water When inhaling, air comes from the top of the snorkel . When I exhale, the air comes mostly from the bottom hole in the mask and a little bit from the top of the snorkel tub. When tested in water. When I breathe in, air comes out of the top of the snorkel. When I exhale, air comes out of the top of the snorkel. Rkelbad. The straps are easily adjustable. I find it easiest to adjust each side with two hands, pulling on one part of the strap and tugging on the free end. It's a bit uncomfortable when I try to put the mask on my head and face, but once it's in place it feels good. When I wear it on my face I try to find the best fit between my nose and chin. The mask can be easily removed in half and placed on the head. The 2 small plastic snaps on either side of the base of the snorkel don't look too strong. The upper part of the mask, in which the snorkel is inserted, has 2 matching plastic handles. With these plastic parts, the mask and snorkel are connected to each other.