Manta Pro Sleep Mask - 100% Light Blocking Sleep Mask for Side Sleepers, Breathable and Comfortable, Spacious & Zero Pressure for Long Lashes, Perfect for Sleep/Travel/Nap/Shift Work

This is my go-to mask. Best one I’ve had. It plays well with my CPAP nasal pillows, so that’s a big plus. Blacks out all light if positioned correctly. I really like the little net-bag you can place the mask in to wash as well. It just works. I will say the price is out of control though, lol. I think I got mine for $73 or so. I can see a lot of people being out just on that and I wouldn’t blame them. I guess it just depends how passionate you are about sleep masks? Since I use mine every time I sleep, as long as it lasts me at least a couple of years, I’ll be happy with the purchase.

My husband and I both have this sleep mask and I don't think we'll ever go back! Both of us are side sleepers and it's literally perfect. The tapered eye cups are a game changer. We don't feel forced to sleep on our backs with this mask on. And the fact that the eye cups are adjustable means it's a perfect fit every night! It's lightweight enough not to cause sweating but heavy enough to actually function as a mask and stay in place. The breathable strap is the most ingenious feature I've ever seen in a sleep mask.15/10, highly recommend! If you're looking for a sleep mask and you don't get the Manta, you're doing yourself a disservice.

I’ve only been using it for a few days, but I can already say it’s excellent. I don’t know how I used to sleep without this before, especially if you tend to stay up late. You definitely need it.It’s very comfortable, even the strap around the head. The eye cups are fully adjustable, which is great because it prevents any pressure on the nose.One thing I was concerned about at first was whether it would generate heat when using it at night, but surprisingly, it doesn’t. It’s quite cool, which is much appreciated.At first, it’s recommended to wash it, and ideally, do it early in the morning because it needs to be dried away from the sun. If you don’t place it in a well-ventilated area, it may take a few hours to dry. Don’t twist it to help it dry. If you want to remove excess water, just use a clean towel and press gently. That will be more than enough.Highly recommended.

Of course this has to be the best sleeping mask I have used. The ability to wash it and reuse it is also a very big plus on why I brought this. However, the price is way too high for this product.

I've tried so many, but this one works!! I love the way the things that cover your eyes come completely off so you can adjust them up and down on the band. And I thought at first that they'd be too thick and be uncomfortable (I'm a side sleeper), but they're not at all. But they're thick enough that my eyelashes don't rub against the band. I was shocked at how much they cost, but was recommended it by someone. I'm glad I gave it a shot, it's worth the money. The only thing I'd recommend to the manufacturer is to make the velcro stronger, I had to return the first band because one of the eye things wouldn't stick to the band and kept falling off. Normally I wouldn't have given a company a second chance if they charge more than their competitors and their product is faulty but it was so comfortable I'm glad I gave them a second chance.

Glad I spent the $$. Side sleeper, does slip a bit sometimes- but I put it right back on and have no problem getting back to sleep. Great design- blocks out all light but feels like you're not wearing anything over your eyes.

I'm not really sure it's worth the hype that these masks get, and im not sure if i plan to keep it. I've never been able to get used to sleep masks before because they all apply some kind of pressure somewhere on my face, even slight, that makes me wake up with a raging headache, nose ache, eye ache, etc. The manta mask definitely has deep enough eye cups that it doesn't put any pressure on your eyes, and the adjustable velcro strap is better than the usual elastic strap. So far I haven't gotten a headache from the hug of the strap.However, I'm on the fence about the eye cups. The foam of the cups is stiff. It's like wearing hard goggles at night even if you position the mask just tightly enough to barely stay on. So even though the pressure is off the eyes themselves, it's being redirected to your brow bone and your cheekbones by the foam cups. Additionally, the first couple nights, I did get a pretty significant nose ache from the mask because on my head, the foam cups just sit stiffly against the bridge of my nose. They weren't designed to move comfortably around the contours of the nose so they just pinch it.I got these because I am a side sleeper, but I can't sleep on my side comfortably in this mask. Even though the foam eye cups narrow down at the temples, you still have the rest of the eye cup digging into your cheek, brow, and nose from the pressure of being on your side. I tried side sleeping with a bunch of different head angles but ended up on my back anyway with a sore face.My last comment is about the price. I am not sure I understand what makes this mask almost $90 just for the "advantage" of a side sleeper friendly design that's really not very friendly at all in my experience. This mask is slimmer and uses less material for the eye cups, and yet it costs almost $50 more than the regular, basic manta mask. It kind of makes this side sleeper feel taken advantage of. Rather than paying the big money for a more bougie fabric like silk or a significantly more complex and technical design, I have to pay the big money simply because I'm not a back sleeper. :/ Like sleeping on your side is some kind of bougie decision.