ScubaPro Zoom Evo Mask RX025 Lenses Available - Prescription / Optical Masks

ScubaPro Zoom Evo Mask RX025 Lenses Available

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Quick answer: The Scubapro Zoom Evo is a low-volume, two-lens mask with a lens-change system that lets you swap in corrective lenses yourself, without tools, in under a minute. If you need readers to see your computer, it's one of the easiest masks to set up. Ultra-clear, no-tint glass and integrated buckles that work with Scubapro's Comfort Strap finish it off.

Why bigger divers look at it

Scubapro calls the Zoom Evo a universal fit, and the silicone closest to the frame is thicker and firmer, with a matte finish, so the skirt keeps its shape instead of folding under strap tension. The comfort-strap compatibility is a nice upgrade if a silicone strap pulls at your hair. It isn't sold as a wide-face mask, so use the fit test below to see how it sits on you.

What it does well

The lens system is the star: corrective lenses fit either side, so you can mix powers for each eye and change them at home. Low volume means easy clearing, and the no-tint glass keeps colors true. Spray-painted sub-frames match Scubapro's Seawing Nova fins, Hydros Pro BCDs and UPF apparel if you like a coordinated kit. Scubapro also offers a HUD dive computer mount adapter, color kits and optical or bifocal lenses for it.

What you get

  • Low-volume, two-lens mask with ultra-clear no-tint glass
  • Tool-free lens-change system for corrective lenses
  • Firmer matte silicone near the frame for support
  • Integrated buckles; standard silicone strap
  • Compatible with the optional Scubapro Comfort Strap

Options

  • Colors: Black/Black, Blue/Black, Blue/Clear, Pink/Black, Purple/Black, Red/Black, Turquoise/Black, Yellow/Black
  • Corrective lenses: Scubapro lists -1.0 to -8.0 in 0.5 steps, fitting either side, sold separately as the Scubapro Prescription RX Lens for Zoom Mask

Before you buy

Hold it to your face without the strap and breathe in gently through your nose. It should stay put without pressure at your temples or nose pocket. Read How to Fit a Dive Mask. More options: Wide-Fit Scuba Masks for Larger Faces.