Peesnt 5 Pack 3D Silicone Face Mask Bracket

There are a million of these mask frames out there. I picked these up, and they are good enough. Keep an eye on the price - I got this for $4, which for 5 frames is a steal.You'll read a lot of reviews that they are small. Kind of - but every frame out there is about the same size. Unlike some photos show, you're not going to open your mouth as wide as possible with a mask on. While wearing this, I can open my mouth and have a normal conversation without my mouth going wider than the frame with no problems.I use regular fabric masks, and the masks themselves hold the frame in place (have not tried the velcro dots yet). The mask does not have to be exceedingly tight to hold the frame in place.This seems to be a silicon/plastic like combo - soft and flexible. Holds its shape very well. Having this rest on your face isn't the most comfortable thing in the world - but neither is wearing a mask in general, never mind a mask that gets sucked into your mouth every time you inhale. Taking that first masked breath and not tasting mask was well worth the price. I've worn these for a few 4 hour stretches so far and have had no problems.This mask is around the same size as all the others, is constructed well, and seems to drop in price quite often. It's a good deal, and worth buying to give them a try.

these are made from somewhat soft plastic. They include velcro dots to place on the masks so this will stick to your mask. The problem is, if the inside of your mask is not the right fabric, they will not stick velcro or not. I tried to use this with a mask that had a cotton/poly inner lining and it did not stick. So, I thought ok, I put the face bracket on, and then my mask should hold it in place. Wrong, will slip. Unless you really tighten your mask, then the face bracket is not so comfortable. Check the inside lining of your mask first.

Not as display on ad. ITS NOT SILICONE. ITS FREAKING HARD PLASTIC. DOES NOT FIT. YOU have to push with pressure, but when wearing a mask over it-it falls off and moves around. Not stable. Don't waste your money fellas!!! Its false advertising.

I find it just a tad small, but otherwise great. I was excited to avoid fogged up glasses, but alas in the least bit humidity, they still fog.

I was skeptical with the small Velcro tab but with the disposable face masks I stuck it on the nose bridge and it adhered repeatedly to the disposable ones. I had some Velcro one at home and used them on my washable ones and they worked. I went golfing with it on and didn’t notice the mask at all, no discomfort. It was amazing because I usually do not wear it once I hit the first hole, but made it through the complete round. I have an average size head and if it was a large he’d these would be too small.

My nick name for these: turtle back. That's what they remind me of. They are comfortable and add comfort and breathability behind face masks. The velcro tabs that are supplied work best with the disposable masks. I'm sure you could find a way to attach to cloth masks. I wouldn't dismiss them just because you'd have to be creative with a cloth mask. They are worth the money I paid. Also, the plastic is thick and does tend to feel a bit uncomfortable when it sticks to your face. BUT, again... Some creativity... Tape a cotton ball or strip of cotton material on each side of the guard where it sits around mouth, for better comfort. I would make sure it's something you can take off, clean and reuse or toss. I sometimes fold the very bottom hemline of my mask so it's tucked between my chin and the guard. It keeps my chin from sticking to the guard so I can talk better. I gave one to a friend, keep one at work and I keep one in my car on the turn signal lever. So when I get out of my car, I place it on my face, wrap mask over top and run into store, or Dr office, etc. Easy breathing.

These are a great addition to your mask wearing experience. I decided to invest in a “cage” to keep my masks from being sucked up my nostrils or onto my lips. I tried several soft silicone brands that were nothing but flimsy. Then I tried these and what a New World. They have enough thickness so that they maintain structural integrity, I like the notch for the nose which seems to help it stay in place better underneath my mask. I did an 8 1/2 hour Pilates instructor trainer course with my mask and one of these cages and had zero problems breathing. I don’t know that I can use the word comfort and mask in the same sentence, but this cage made wearing a mask more comfortable because I could breathe more easily. These rock!

My work tends to get very humid and this helps me breathe easier without having the mask plastered against my face. I'm able to talk on the phone and to other people without sounding muffled.