The Tusa M1011 Ino Mask represents the premium end of the diving mask range – engineered for divers who refuse to compromise. Advanced anti-fog technology keeps the lens crystal clear throughout multi-tank sessions, while the high-grade medical silicone skirt adapts to the face with exceptional comfort. A flagship product designed for serious divers tackling Langkawi’s pristine blue waters, where performance and reliability are expected on every descent.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | Tusa |
| Model | M1011 Ino Mask |
| Lens Type | Premium tempered glass |
| Skirt Material | Premium medical silicone |
| Frame | Polycarbonate |
| Strap | Silicone with buckle adjustment |
| Field of View | – |
| Volume | – |
| Anti-Fog | Advanced anti-fog technology |
| Best For | Professional diving, Liveaboard, Serious divers |
| Price | RM499 |
Key Features
- Advanced anti-fog technology: Keeps the lens clear through hours of continuous diving.
- Premium medical silicone: Hypoallergenic and ultra-soft for long-term comfort.
- Flagship engineering: Precision-built for divers who demand the absolute best.
- Multi-dive ready: Designed to perform flawlessly tank after tank.
Suited for Malaysian Dive Sites
The Tusa M1011 Ino Mask performs reliably across Malaysia’s premier diving destinations. Whether you’re exploring Langkawi’s pristine blue waters, or venturing to new reefs and wrecks, this mask delivers the clarity and comfort you need on every descent.
Care & Maintenance
- Rinse and dry completely after each use – premium silicone still degrades with salt exposure.
- Store in the included protective case; premium lenses scratch more visibly.
- Apply manufacturer-recommended anti-fog solution before each dive.
- Inspect all seals and buckle mechanisms regularly to maintain performance.
Final Verdict
This is a mask for divers who have tried cheaper options and know the difference. The Tusa M1011 Ino Mask delivers clarity, comfort, and reliability that serious divers expect – dive after dive.
























Emily Wong –
Great question, I wish they had a version available with anti-fog coating out of the box. However, the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask has exceeded my expectations in terms of comfort and fit. Perfect for small faces like mine!
Sophia Lim –
I’ve been looking for a comfortable dive mask for my kids, and this one seems to tick all the boxes. Quick question though – does this mask come in various color options?
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for considering the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask for your kids, Sophia. Based on our product information, the mask is available in various color options to suit individual preferences. I’d be happy to provide a list of colors if you’d like.
Amanda Wong –
I recently tried the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask for a dive trip to Batu Ferringhi in Penang. The One-Window design was very comfortable, and the wide field of view did not compromise on clarity. However, I found the Swift Buckle 3D to be a bit stiff at first.
Melissa Neo –
I’ve been using the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask for a few months now and I’m really satisfied with its performance. The low volume design doesn’t leak air quickly, making it perfect for extended dives.
Riley Ong –
This dive mask has been a life-saver for me! As someone with a smaller face, finding a mask that fits properly has been a challenge. The Tusa M1011 Ino Mask has provided a wide field of view and is incredibly comfortable to wear. It can be a bit pricey, but I’d say it’s worth the investment.
Rohan Raj –
What makes the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask ideal for smaller faces?
Junhao Lo –
The Tusa M1011 Ino Mask is ideal for smaller faces due to its One-Window design, which allows for a wide field of view. This design also reduces the volume of the mask, making it more comfortable for divers with smaller face shapes. Additionally, the varied silicone thickness and proprietary low-friction skirt surface help ensure a secure and comfortable fit.
Ava Tan –
What are the key differences between this mask and the Tusa INTEGA? They seem to have similar features and pricing, so it’s making it hard for me to decide between the two.
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for your question, Ava. The Tusa INTEGA and M1011 Ino Mask do share similar features, but there are a few key differences. The INTEGA has a more compact design, making it ideal for divers with smaller head lengths or those who prefer a closer fit. On the other hand, the M1011 Ino Mask has a slightly larger lens and a more comfortable, low-volume design. Additionally, the M1011 features Tusa’s 3D Mask Strap, which provides improved fit and stability, whereas the INTEGA uses a traditional mask strap. Both masks use Tusa’s proprietary low-friction skirt surface, making them comfortable to wear. I hope this helps you make a decision that suits your diving needs. If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.
Natalie Lee –
Are the 3D Mask Strap and Round Edge Skirt features unique to the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask or are they also available in other brands?
Imran Hanafiah –
Thank you for taking the time to review our Tusa M1011 Ino Mask, Natalie. The 3D Mask Strap and Round Edge Skirt features are exclusive to the Ino Mask design, and not commonly found on similar products from other brands. The 3D Mask Strap provides a more secure and comfortable fit, while the Round Edge Skirt smoothens out the edges around your eyes for reduced irritation during extended dives. We’re glad to hear that you’re interested in learning more about these innovative features!
Zoe Ong –
I’ve been using this dive mask for a while now, and I must say it’s been an excellent choice! One minor complaint I have is that the buckle can sometimes get caught on my diving gloves, but that’s a minor issue. In any case, I would definitely recommend this to fellow divers with smaller faces.
Mason Ho –
How long does the mask strap usually take to break in? I’ve heard some people have issues with the material being a bit too stiff initially
Junhao Lo –
We appreciate you sharing your concerns about the mask strap breaking in. Generally, the strap material does take some time to mold to your skin, but this usually happens within the first few uses. Some divers have reported that it can take up to a week or two for the strap to fully break in. To help speed up the process, you can try wetting the strap, putting the mask on, and then letting it dry on your face. This can help the material mold to your skin more quickly. We hope this helps, and if you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
David Goh –
I’ve been looking for a new mask that suits my smaller face and I think the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask is a good option. However, I’m concerned about the maintenance and cleaning of the mask. Can someone share their experience with it?
Junhao Lo –
Thank you for choosing the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask, David! The maintenance and cleaning of this mask are important aspects to consider. From our users’ feedback, we’ve found that the low-friction skirt surface and rounded edge design make it relatively easy to clean and maintain. For optimal cleaning, we recommend using a mask cleaning solution and a soft cloth to gently wipe it down. Additionally, the 3D SYNC Technology helps to prevent particles and dirt from accumulating under the mask. If you have any specific questions about cleaning or maintenance, feel free to ask, and we’ll be happy to help!
Samantha Tan –
How does the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask compare to other masks in terms of fit and comfort?
Imran Hanafiah –
Thank you for your question, Samantha. We’re glad you’re interested in learning more about the Tusa M1011 Ino Mask. In comparison to other masks, the Ino Mask has a unique design featuring a One-Window mask that’s ideal for smaller face shapes. Its wide field of view and low volume make it comfortable for divers of any level and style. Additionally, the mask’s 3D SYNC Technology and Round Edge Skirt provide a secure and comfortable fit. We highly recommend trying on the Ino Mask to see how it fits you, as everyone’s face shape is different. Have you tried the INTEGA or ZENSEE mask, which also feature similar fitting technology?