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NEW REVOLUTIONARY ANTI-FOG SYSTEM – SIMMETRIC OPTICAL MASK The Prisma is much more than just a mask; it's a reliable companion for exploring the underwater world in complete clarity. The Prisma features Cressi's patented FOG-STOP system, which drastically reduces fogging by internally thermoregulating the warm, humid air escaping from the nose. The outer part of the mask body also features a cooling system of soft heat exchangers that act as radiators. This effect lowers the temperature inside the mask, bringing it closer to the outside temperature. Moisture droplets are trapped before the air reaches the lenses, preventing fogging. What makes the Prisma even more unique is its easy adjustability: The micro-adjustment buckle is connected to a soft connection point on the frame. This allows for easy and smooth adjustment of the strap tension without deforming the mask skirt, which often leads to water ingress. Thanks to the combination of two different frame materials and Cressi's innovative, patented soft-skirt construction, the mask folds easily and fits into your buoyancy compensator or cargo pocket. The Prisma offers the option of using optical lenses with both negative and positive correction, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the wonders of the underwater world without visual impairment.
OPTICAL LENSES Possibility of mounting optical lenses (sold separately) CORRECTION -1.0 > -8.00 or +1.0 > +3.0
INNER MEMBRANE A patented membrane surrounds the inner nose pocket (1) and the two inner eye pockets (2). It acts as a barrier, trapping moisture that involuntarily escapes from the diver's nose when breathing through the mouth. This not only wicks moisture away from the lenses, preventing them from fogging, but also reduces pressure equalization. To further enhance the anti-fog effect, Cressi recommends spraying the inside of the lenses with anti-fog solution or saliva during the first few uses of the diving mask, followed by rinsing with water.
HEAT EXCHANGER The exterior of the mask body features a cooling system consisting of two small heat exchangers that act as coolers (3). This system lowers the temperature inside the mask, bringing it closer to the outside temperature. Moisture droplets are captured before the air reaches the lenses, preventing fogging.
