The Linea ensures an extremely wide field of vision in an ultra-compact design. Designed according to Aqua Lung's "Micromask Technology", its innovative and patented structure allows the lenses to be close to the eyes. This feature significantly increases peripheral vision while maintaining an incredibly small internal volume. Aqua Lung's "Advanced Fit Technology", through the alternation of shiny and opaque areas on the silicone skirt, maximizes the seal and improves comfort on the face, reducing the marks that remain on the skin after a dive. The Linea mask facilitates compensation and its minimal design makes it ideal for freedivers and divers who want a hydrodynamic profile.

• The intelligent Comfort Buckle System (CBS) ensures correct positioning of the hair, preventing it from getting stuck in the buckles
• The patented design allows the lenses to be close to the face, expanding the field of vision
• The extremely small internal volume facilitates compensation. It also reduces the upward thrust caused by the buoyancy of a larger area of air
• Advanced Fit Technology (AFT) ensures better watertightness, thanks to the alternation of shiny and opaque areas
• The silicone skirt adheres perfectly to the face, increasing the contact surface. This enhances comfort and reduces marks on the face after diving
• The compact shape reduces water entry and improves stability, especially in dives with strong currents
• Cardanic Joint buckles rotate both up and down and internally and externally for a customized fit
• The opposing button system makes adjusting the strap quick and holds it securely in place once set. The system is also easy to use even when wearing gloves
• The oversized silicone headboard adapts to the shape of the head to ensure maximum comfort and safety
• The high-quality silicone makes the skirt flexible, which adapts naturally to the shape of the face for a better waterproof seal
• The two glasses are tempered and shatterproof, ideal for underwater and snorkeling activities, satisfying ANSI/DEMA standards