Protec Singer's Face Mask Model A345, Size Large , Black

A great mask for singers. Gentle boning holds it away from your face so there is plenty of room for you to breathe and sing. No puffing or flapping material to distract you. Material is thick enough so you feel comfortable for safety reasons, even if the person sitting behind is spitting on you!!! I keep one in each of my choral folders and pull it out if I hear someone cough. I did not get covid when three others around me did. So a great mask to ward off colds 'n such!

It's roomy and you can breathe pretty well with it on, which is all a singer can hope for while trying not to die for the cause of "If Ye Love Me, Keep My Commandments." Pretty good is pretty lame, but singing with your mouth covered is a difficult musical assignment.

The design of this mask is really good, and allows room for me to sing comfortably, which is great. On the other hand, I'm dubious about the thickness of the mask. The light fabric makes it easier to breathe and to be heard, but I'm unsure that it provides the degree of protection for the other members of the choir. Still, I used it and haven't heard of anyone getting sick.

There are lots of singer's masks out there, but they all look ridiculous and make you look like a duck.🦆😄This one's much more dignified-looking. Great fit, stays on your face even with the most emotive singing. I'm a music director at a church and use mine every week. Mask doesn't touch your mouth or slip down. The wire forms are perfect, especially the one for the nose. It won't fog up your glasses. Just be careful not to lose the little plastic beads that secure the ear straps or else your mask becomes useless. I recommend tying little knots at the ends of the straps to keep them from coming off. I already recommend this mask to every singer looking for a good mask for performance!

This mask is designed to keep away from the mouth, which is perfect when speaking. There is a metal piece that adjusts to fit over the bridge of the nose, and the ear pieces are adjustable too. This has become my "go-to" mask no matter where I am. Washable, comfortable and my only recommendation is make it in other colors besides black. I really love this mask.

Like:. Thickness is good, good value;Dislike:. Smells like smoke, what was the manufacturing environment? Wash before wearing first time.

I absolutely LOVE this mask!! After ordering two other singers mask I tried this and and fell on complete love ! I ordered a few for myself, some for family and gave singer friends the link to purchase these. So easy to breathe in. Very comfy. Light fabric with not too much coverage. And best of all... the sound comes through clear and crisp! A must buy for singers and speakers !!

Love this mask! I previously tried the Broadway Relief Project mask, and found it to be too bulky and difficult to get close enough to the microphone. This was not a problem with this mask. The sound quality is also nice and clear, and sounds like I'm not wearing a mask. My only suggestion is wearing the mask slightly loose for better ventilation. I've seen a couple reviews complaining about the mask feeling stuffy and hard to breathe, but in my experience, this problem can be solved by simply wearing the mask slightly loose. Overall, best singers mask on the market in my opinion, and great price in comparison to other brands.

I bought this mask for my girlfriend who sings in a ladies choirAll the ladies have the same mask.Because of its design, the cloth doesn't get drawn into your mouth when inhaling.

It is hard to find a small adult mask and this is a great size. It has lots of ability to mold it to the face. It is a bit harder to breath through than the disposable singers masks and can still make it hard to follow your breath plan.

I teach singing and after COVID-19 hit, I didn’t think I’d ever be teaching in person again. This mask barely colours the voice at all and with a tiny tweak on the microphone you’d never know it was there.

I bought this as I sing in a choir and wanted protection in rehearsals. Unfortunately it still sucks to My face when I breathe during singing. Ok for just talking normally, but when taking a strong inhalation it adheres to my lips, which I hoped to avoid.

It is so porous I don’t even notice it. Comfortable to sing with, but can’t imagine it is in any way protective.