Besides just looking cool, the lens of the TUSA M-2001 Paragon has a hell of a lot going for it.
For starters, it features UV 420 treatment which means that it protects against harmful high-energy visible (HEV) light which can potentially damage the retina and is what can make your eyes feel strained after squinting away in the sun all day.
HEV is present not only on sunny days but also on cloudy days as well – so you’ll notice a difference with the TUSA Paragon in all weather conditions.
On top of this, the lens is also treated to make it anti-reflective which decreases internal and external light reflection so that you have a better view.
And on top of that (!), the lens is constructed from crystal view glass which provides superior clarity which means you see colours more clearly underwater.
The TUSA M-2001 Paragon is the dual-lens version of the TUSA Paragon mask and allows prescription lenses.
However, there’s also a TUSA M 1007 Paragon mask which is basically the same but features a mono-lens meaning it offers a slightly bigger view – but can’t accept prescription lenses.
That said, both versions of the TUSA Paragon mask offer a huge field of view, with an inverted teardrop shape that makes it easy to glance down at your dive computer and pressure gauge.
Without a doubt, the special equipped lens of the TUSA Paragon masks provide the best UV protection of any scuba diving mask out there and also one of the clearest views.