TUSA always seems to do really well on the comfort, fit and durability front, and that’s obviously going to be a good thing. The Paragon S combines tough material bumper protection with a dimpled skirt surface. What’s more, the design is built to fit the head’s natural curvature. Trying the Paragon S on, I can safely say I didn’t feel the pinch too much – and the low friction skirt surface does a lot to stop that annoying mask rubbage we’ve all felt.
The Freedom technology with Fit II – which is TUSA’s landmark engineering project – help you to feel that you’re safe and comfy no matter how deep you go. In addition to the Fit II Freedom technology, the quick adjust buckle system makes it nice and easy for you to get in and out – and change fit along the way.
What I would say is that beyond the polycarbonate frame (bolted for toughness) and the low light transmission, is that the Paragon S can feel a little clunky compared to other masks and goggles. Even the Freedom model masks feature lighter wearing on the whole. It’s not a big concern, but worth noting!