Fourth Element Seeker Mask
Andrew Simpson Jul 15, 2026
Reviewed by Anna — Global Dive New Zealand
Since its launch in 2023 the Seeker has become a firm favourite here at Global Dive — with staff and customers alike. The idea is simple: once the mask is on, it should almost disappear. No pressure points, no constant clearing, just a natural field of view.
Fit & Comfort
The Seeker is low volume and frameless, built with super-soft silicone that seals comfortably without needing the strap cranked tight. The skirt uses different thickness zones — support where you need it, softness where it matters — so the mask feels light and natural on your face even after long dive days.
The frameless design also means there's no rigid frame cutting across your cheekbones or nose, which makes a noticeable difference on extended dives. Once it's on and equalised, it genuinely fades into the background.
"Once you put it on, the mask should almost disappear."
Vision
One of the Seeker's standout qualities is the improved upward field of view. When swimming in trim — the position most divers spend the majority of their time in — this extra vision translates directly to better forward awareness. You see more of where you're going, with less need to tilt your head.
The low-volume design also means faster equalisation and less air needed to clear, which adds up over a long day in the water.
Colours & Lens Options
The Seeker is available in four frame colours. Black, Grey and Blue have been available since launch, with the new Deep Teal colour arriving in late 2025.
For the lens you have two options: a clear lens for maximum brightness in any light, or a tinted version (in black) that cuts glare and improves contrast in the green-tinged water common around New Zealand.
The Case
Every Seeker ships with a sleek, low-profile hard case. It's protective enough to throw in a bag without worrying, but slim enough to slide inside a fin pocket — a detail that frequent travellers will appreciate.
Our Take
The Seeker sits at a premium price point — and it earns it. It fits a wide range of face shapes, and the quality of the seal and comfort is immediately noticeable compared to budget alternatives. Staff here have been diving their own Seekers since launch, and the verdict is unanimous: once you dive it, the price makes complete sense.
If you're upgrading from an older or basic mask, or you've struggled to find something that seals comfortably on your face shape, the Seeker is absolutely worth trying before ruling it out on price alone.
Come in to Global Dive in Newmarket — we can fit you up and arrange a pool test, or help you spec it out for your next dive trip.
