Couldn't get the fit right, not for all faces
I tried and tried over three days to get the eye cups positioned in a way that fit in this mask and finally gave up.<br /><br />I work the graveyard shift so I sleep in a mask every single day. I prefer the 3D design for comfort and was tired of replacing thin foam 3D masks. I thought I'd try a more premium model and hoped a modular one would get me a more comfortable fit.<br /><br />While this mask is nice and well-made from good materials, there were some issues that made it a poor fit for me.<br /><br />First, the eye cups are much smaller than I expected  (and I have a very small head and face) and made from a foam that I found too firm. I had to try to position it under the ridge of my eyebrows to seal out the light, which put very uncomfortable pressure on my eyes.<br /><br />Also, I'm African American and this mask is really designed for a Caucasian face and head with a prominent nose bridge, narrow nostrils and sort of an egg-shaped head. My nose bridge is shallower, my nostrils are broad, and I have a prominent suboccipital ridge on the the back of my head. Any mask I wear has to sit above that ridge, or the strap will just slide down into my neck.<br /><br />After much fiddling and positioning the straps every which way, I couldn't find a way to wear it that would seal out the light (I kept getting a large gap at the top just over my nose) and stay put. The single strap is a straight line with velcro and no elastic, so placing it higher on the back of my head caused the front of the mask to gap.<br /><br />On my final attempt to sleep in this mask, I positioned the strap lower, but tightened it more, and woke up with marks all over my ears and ear pain that didn't go away for two hours. None of my failed sleep sessions in the mask provided an acceptable level of light blocking.<br /><br />It's too bad, because the product is nice and the seller is great to deal with, but it just doesn't fit me. I'll be returning the product.
Rating: 2 stars