Adding to their full collection of dive masks, Fourth Element’s Navigator dive mask is designed for ultimate comfort at depth for every technical diver.

With an excellent field of vision, the Navigator’s framed twin lens makes it perfect for any dive, with optimisation depending on your dive experience:

The Navigator's fully recyclable, super-soft silicone skirt is designed to minimizes pressure, making longer and deeper dives more comfortable. The Navigator dive mask is available in two different skirt fittings to suit the maximum range of face shapes. The skirt is designed to create an excellent seal and to improve the fit.

This dive mask is fitted with a moulded silicone strap which is secure and comfortable, and also interchangeable with a fourth element 100% recycled mask strap (sold separately).

Zero plastic packaging

Fourth Element set out to reduce and remove all plastic waste from all their masks. Instead of packaging their masks in traditional hard plastic cases, they've opted for a zero plastic, low volume mask case.

Photographers, Night Divers, Instructors

Fourth Element recommends the pure clear 'Clarity' lens for night divers, photographers and instructors. The importance of eye contact and the ability to "talk with your eyes" whilst diving, should not be underestimated. Eyes are a very useful means of communicating, especially when teaching diving. According to Fourth Element, "this lens is manufactured with the highest level of purity to deliver maximum visual acuity during a dive."  

Any / Every Diver

The 'Enhance' doesn't change what you see. It changes how you see. This lens is designed for diving in lower light - think polarised sunglasses that some motorists use when they drive at dawn or dusk. Fourth Element states this lens will protect your eyes, whilst enhancing your visual experience because it helps increase the contrast. We all know that UV can damage our eyes. It's also been shown that HEV (High Energy Visible) can interfere with the lutein proteins in our eyes and alter them. By filtering out UV and HEV, we can help preserve our optical health.