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The LKY DIGITAL 3D Contoured mask establishes a unique niche between the ultra-thin traveling mask and the thicker foam designs. We found it very comfortable, and it stayed on all night, even when sleeping on our side. The compact design makes it easy to pack and stash away. The foam isn't bulky and contours nicely with the shapes of our faces, allowing for a more sealed fit and, therefore, darker conditions. With a sliding buckle on the strap, the circumference ranges from about 19 to 26 inches. At the time of this review, we received three different colored masks for an incredible price, and we really appreciate this. Three for the price of one meant that we could keep one stashed in the bedroom, one near the couch, and one in our go-to carry-on luggage. There isn't a bag or case included but caring for the mask is easily done.
We really do find the blackout ability to be quite high, but during our testing experience, there were small light leaks around the nose. Adjusting for this is easy, but as soon as we flex any muscles on our face, the mask moves upward, revealing light again. This can be a nuisance for daytime napping, but even then, once we close our eyes, we can't even tell. Another point of contention is the strap. While very adjustable, it isn't the most comfortable over the ears. It's possible to wear the mask with the strap going above and behind the ears, but this may not be as intuitive, depending on the shape of your head and personal preference. In the end, we find the LKY DIGITAL to be a steal of a deal, especially if you want to stash them in a few different places.

The LKY DIGITAL 3D Contoured mask establishes a unique niche between the ultra-thin traveling mask and the thicker foam designs. We found it very comfortable, and it stayed on all night, even when sleeping on our side. The compact design makes it easy to pack and stash away. The foam isn't bulky and contours nicely with the shapes of our faces, allowing for a more sealed fit and, therefore, darker conditions. With a sliding buckle on the strap, the circumference ranges from about 19 to 26 inches. At the time of this review, we received three different colored masks for an incredible price, and we appreciate this. Three for the price of one meant we could keep one stashed in the bedroom, one near the couch, and one in our go-to carry-on luggage. There isn't a bag or case included, but caring for the mask is easily done.
We find the blackout ability quite high, but during our testing experience, there were small light leaks around the nose. Adjusting for this is easy, but as soon as we flex any muscles on our face, the mask moves upward, revealing light again. This can be a nuisance for daytime napping, but even then, once we close our eyes, we can't tell. Another point of contention is the strap. While very adjustable, it isn't the most comfortable over the ears. It's possible to wear the mask with the strap going above and behind the ears, but this may not be as intuitive, depending on the shape of your head and personal preference. In the end, we find the LKY DIGITAL to be a steal of a deal, especially if you want to stash them in a few different places.

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