The Mares X-Vision LiquidSkin Mask features Mares’ signature LiquidSkin technology – an ultra-soft silicone skirt that conforms to the face with barely-there pressure, even after hours of diving. The advanced anti-fog coating keeps visibility pristine throughout, and the comfortable fit makes it a favourite for multi-dive days. Perfect for resort and liveaboard diving at Sipadan’s all-day dive profiles, where you’ll be logging tank after tank. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand Mares Model X-Vision LiquidSkin Mask Lens Type Tempered safety glass Skirt Material LiquidSkin ultra-soft silicone Frame Polycarbonate Strap Silicone with buckle adjustment Field of View – Volume – Anti-Fog Yes – advanced coating Best For All-day comfort, Sensitive skin, Multi-dive days Price RM262 Key Features LiquidSkin silicone skirt: Ultra-soft material that adapts to the face with minimal pressure. Sensitive-skin friendly: Medical-grade silicone is hypoallergenic for even the most sensitive skin. Advanced anti-fog: Coating technology that holds up through hours of continuous diving. Multi-dive comfort: Designed for long sessions without fatigue or discomfort. Suited for Malaysian Dive Sites The Mares X-Vision LiquidSkin Mask performs reliably across Malaysia’s premier diving destinations. Whether you’re exploring Sipadan’s all-day dive profiles, or venturing to new reefs and wrecks, this mask delivers the clarity and comfort you need on every descent. Care & Maintenance Rinse with fresh water after every dive – the soft LiquidSkin material is particularly sensitive to salt. Store away from sunlight; UV degrades the ultra-soft silicone faster than standard grades. Handle with care – the softer material can stretch if pulled repeatedly. Apply anti-fog solution before each dive for best results with the coating. Final Verdict For divers logging long hours in the water – liveaboards, multi-tank resort days – the Mares X-Vision LiquidSkin Mask LiquidSkin skirt makes comfort a non-issue. You simply stop noticing it’s there.
