Phantom Aquatics Rapido Boutique Collection Clareza Three Window Tempered Glass Lens Mask Fin Snorkel Set with Snorkeling Gear Carry Bag

Absolutely amazing. We bought 3 sets and they have gone around the world on trips with no issues thus far. I definitely recommend.

I recently purchased this snorkeling set (fins, mask, and snorkel) in pink, and I couldn’t be more pleased with my purchase! I took it with me on my trip to Aruba, and I used it extensively. The set is very comfortable, well-made, and the quality is outstanding. It came with a handy mesh bag, which made it easy to carry. I was also able to take it as a hand carrier on the plane with no issues. Overall, it provided a fantastic experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone considering a snorkeling set. If you’re on the fence, rest assured, this is a great purchase!

I was planning a trip to the tropics, travel advisories said finding gear there was iffy, at best. I was planning to bring back a fair amount of stuff. I didn't want to risk having to leave any of my own gear behind when I returned home. The price made me hesitate, something good should cost a lot more (like over $100 just for the mask) right? Well, I bought the set and I am glad I did. The mask, fins and snorkel all performed as well as my own far more expensive gear. If the fins had quick clip release straps it would have been perfect.

I like this set a lot for the money. The dry snorkel alone is $40 at the dive shops. My only comment would be if you wish to use wet shoes the fins are pretty tight fir and are best for barefeet. I tried to use a wet shoe but was not able to use my wet shoes with the fins. I ordered some wet boots for the fins from the same manufacturer that I think will work in the water but have not tried them yet. The foot pocket on these is smaller then the typical TuSa fins that around the $45-$50 range and allow a boot fit better. That is my only FYI.

The mask and snorkel are very comfortable and worked just as they should. There is good visibility in the mask. The fins are just the right size for getting you through the water with ease. I enjoyed when I first used them and I am still enjoying now

The mask leaks, a lot, but the field of view is nice.The fins are alright if you wear socks with them.The fins ended up cracking twice under a rough current.If you want something good, skip this. If you want something cheap, go cheaper. This is not the good middle ground people want.

I purchased these snorkel sets for a trip to St Thomas USVI. i guess it's my mistake for only using them in my pool before the trip. on our first snorkel swim at Sapphire beach we swam for about an hour and a half. I felt a little Un comfort on my left foot. when we got back to the beach, the top of my foot was raw and also one toe. my wife came in and had the same problem. that afternoon we couldn't even put the flipper back on. we found a dive shop and purchased dive socks and that helped. the masks were OK and the snorkels were great. But those damn flippers were left behind at St Thomas.

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