Promate Scope Prescription Snorkel Mask Review

By Torben Lonne – Editor and Co-founder at DIVEIN.com

Last updated: February 10, 2025

Published: December 31, 2020

Our tester holding the blue Promate Scope prescription mask up over the water after a dive

Straight out of the water and still beaded with droplets. The wide twin-lens frame is what lets the Scope carry corrective lenses, and it is the first thing to check if you dive in glasses.

Our reviewer holding the Promate Scope prescription mask sideways to show the buckle and skirt

The swivel buckles sit right on the frame, so strap tweaks are quick even with cold hands. Note how flat the skirt folds against the lens housing.

Promate Scope prescription dive mask seen from the skirt side, clear silicone and split strap

The clear silicone skirt is what most divers judge a budget mask on, and this one keeps a wide sealing edge with a split strap to stop it riding up.

DIVEIN tester holding the Promate Scope prescription mask at an angle above the water

Two separate lenses is exactly why this frame can take prescription optics, since each side is swapped independently rather than as one panel.

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The Promate Scope corrective mask is great for divers and snorkelers alike. It’s best for those with small to medium-sized faces. There are plenty of options for people who are nearsighted or need bifocal lenses, but this mask has the most lens options for people having trouble focusing on nearby objects.

The Promate Scope is a low-volume mask, making it easier to clear out the water and setting the lens closer to your eyes, which increases the view. It has a liquid silicone strap and skirt for extra comfort and fit.

There are lots of different colors to choose from and a wide range of lens strengths available, making this a versatile and suitable mask for most snorkelers and divers.