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

I've worked night shift on and off throughout my career, and I'm currently on again. This time around, I've been sleeping terribly. I figured it was time to give a sleep mask a try. I was initially skeptical about the Manta Pro simply from a cost standpoint. The price seemed a bit steep compared to the plethora of options, but I looked at this as an investment. Buy once, cry once, right? I'm glad I did. I've been using this for about a week now, and I'm sleeping better than I did before. It took a few times test fitting the eye cups so that I didn't get any light peeking through, but once I dialed it in, it works great. The mask is super breathable. I sleep with a fan on and can feel a little bit of air going through the mask, yet it truly is 100% blackout. I've found that it stays in position and doesn't slide around when I move. I'm strictly a side sleeper, and this mask is super comfortable. My quality of sleep has dramatically improved, even on the days where my body says "it's time to get up" after only 3 or 4 hours. I'm not waking up multiple times a night. I feel more rested when I do wake up. I'm falling asleep faster than before, and (usually) sleeping for longer. I think this is a great option for anyone looking for a sleep mask, but especially for anyone who works night shift. Do yourself a favor and get one. The benefits certainly outweigh the cost!

I've tried a few sleep masks after I started using them a couple years ago. After using mine for about a week I can say that the Manta Pro stands out head and shoulders above the rest. Yes, it's expensive. But it does make a compelling case. I was used to finding my sleep masks on the floor somewhere when I wake up. I'm not sure if they loosen up and slide off on their own or if I somehow manage to take them off while sleeping. That hasn't happened with the Manta. The strong, infinitely adjustable velcro combined with the gel "squiggle" on the inside of the strap means it stays put all night long even if I move about. The adjustable eye cups are also fantastic. I find that I usually get the most light leakage around my nose, so having two separate eye cups with the ability to space them exactly as necessary and leave a gap for the nose makes the mask more effective and increases its comfort. It took a couple adjustments to get them just so, but once they're where you need them you don't have to think about it again. Perhaps most importantly, it really does deliver on the promise of 100% blackout. Sleeping on my back, my side, or my stomach - no light gets in. One morning I managed to bump a wireless light switch on my headboard reaching for my phone to silence my alarm and turned the lights on to a full brightness setting. I went back to sleep and didn't even know the lights were on until I woke up again and took the mask off to look at the clock. Finally, the Manta Pro is extremely comfortable. It's never felt heavy, or hot, or uncomfortable in the slightest. The tapered eye cups keep it from feeling bulky if you turn your head to the side. Again, it might take you a couple tries to get the right balance of comfy and secure when putting it on, but once you're there you'll be golden. Overall, just a very well thought out and executed eye mask. If good sleep is important to you, the Manta Pro is worth a look.

This was one of those things I didn’t know I needed until I tried it. Omg! I have larger eyes so other popular sleep masks would leave my eyes blurred like they were fully dilated. This is the first mask I’ve seen that has deep pockets around the eye sockets that never touch my eyelid. Now that I’m in peri, a good night’s sleep is hard to come by but this mask has been life changing. It only took me about 2 nights before I got comfortable with total darkness and it’s really helped me fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. It totally blocks out light (even for those daytime naps) without being too tight across your face (strap is adjustable). I got the less expensive one first but sprung for the side sleeper that’s more expensive but totally worth it (I can tell the difference between the mask for back and stomach sleepers and the one for side sleepers). If you struggle to stay asleep and haven’t had success with other masks, try this one and you won’t be disappointed.

I've used this mask a few times so far and my initial thoughts are mostly positive. The eye cups and head strap are very comfortable compared to other similar-styled masks, and the strap going above the ears instead of on or below them is exactly what I was looking for. The breathability is second to none. I sleep with a low-power fan on and this mask allows my eyes to feel the breeze from said fan which is impressive. The materials used are also very effective at blocking light, unlike most cheaper masks that, even with a perfect seal, allow light through the front of the mask in intensely lit areas. That all being said, I do have some not-quite-positive feedback. The eye cups' adjustability, despite being "infinitely adjustable" is very difficult to dail in. It is very difficult to make fine adjustments because the cups adhere to the mask using a very small amount of velcro. This means there's no real way to adjust the cups' positions without completely removing the cups and placing them back on the mask which I found was very difficult to do while maintaining the same relative position and rotation of where the cup was last adhered. It is also difficult to get an equal-distant spacing from the middle of the mask on each cup. It takes a lot of time and tedium to get the adjustment just right. Thankfully once you find the perfect fit, you don't have to deal with the adjustments again. There is also the issue with the cups not making a complete seal. In my experience, it doesn't provide 100% blackout while lying on the side of my head. There is always a sliver of light finding its way in around the bridge of my nose and no amount of adjusting the cups or fiddling with mask tightness seems to fix that issue. It is possible to get a complete blackout while lying on your side, but a slight movement breaks the seal again. This is however only a minor inconvenience as this mask, with the combination of simply closing your eyes, provides a complete blackout in even intensely lit areas. Changes/improvements I'd like to see made to this product include: -offering aftermarket eye cups that are perhaps a bit bigger or have thicker cushions to help people whose eyes are sunk in a bit more than most (such as myself) get a better seal. -the addition of high contrast line guides (printed or stitched) on the portion of the mask the eye cups are meant to adhere to. This would offer a frame of reference for previous positions while also offering an easier way to achieve consistent spacing on both the X and Y axes between each cup and the middle of the mask. Overall this mask is not perfect, but it is still the best sleep mask I've tried. I'm very particular about what I look for in a sleep mask and this is the mask that has come the closest to ticking all the boxes by far. I would say this is worth the purchase if you're also someone who struggles to sleep in anything other than pitched black. If you're someone who can handle a little bit of light while sleeping, there are cheaper, similar options out there that would likely do the job for you just fine. If I could give this product a 4.5 star rating, I would. Some side notes, the inclusion of earplugs as an accessory feels unnecessary but the cleaning bag is a very cool inclusion. The mask being machine washable without ruining your adjustments thanks to the bag is very handy. I will update this review in a few months after I've put some wear into the mask for better or worse.

I love this sleep mask. That being said, it's so over priced considering it falls apart the first year. The velcro wears out. The pink thing inside the left eye cover fell off. The left eye piece is about to fall off. Bottom line, loved it when it was new, but if you want to spend nearly 100 dollars on a sleep mask and expect it to last skip this one.

My only regret is that I did not purchase the Manta Pro Sleep Mask sooner! The craftmanship and quality of the materials is impeccable. In my nearly 40 years of shift work --> sleeping during the day, I have tried countless sleep masks. This mask is 1000% superior to every sleep masks I have ever used. I am a stomach side sleeper who tosses and turns frequently. Once fit around my head the mask does not shift, creep down or up my face. The mask stays comfortably secure providing me both rest and sleep. What truly sets this apart is the softness of the material against my face with zero pressure against my eyes when I open and blink my eyes. The strap fits just above the ears as a pair of glasses would. The width of the strap is the true genius of how secure it hold the mask in place without any hair pulling or discomfot. I wholeheartedly recommend to everyone that understands and values having rest and sleep!

I bought the Manta Pro Sleep Mask just over a year ago for my spouse. While it initially lived up to expectations, providing excellent blackout and comfort for side sleeping, its long-term durability has been underwhelming, especially for something at this price point. The good: this mask is genuinely comfortable. It blocks out all ambient light, the eye cups sit nicely without pressure, and the breathable material stays cool through the night. For the first few months, it was everything we hoped for. I found myself almost wanting to get one myself. But here’s the issue: with nightly use and weekly hand washing (which is basic hygiene for something that rests on your eyes), the Velcro on the eye cups has started peeling off. One side has completely detached, which effectively rendered it unusable. What's especially disappointing is that I am currently using Manta's regular sleep mask, and it held up longer under the same conditions. You'd think the "Pro" version would be more durable, not less. And here's the kicker: there's a gray market version of this exact mask being sold elsewhere for a fraction of the price. Same concept, way cheaper. So what exactly are we paying Manta a premium for? Because it's clearly not longer-lasting materials. Pros: ✔ Excellent light blocking ✔ Comfortable for side sleepers ✔ Breathable and soft materials Cons: ✘ Velcro degraded and detached within a year ✘ Not durable for routine cleaning ✘ High price for the longevity If this were a $30 product, maybe I'd chalk it up as a fluke. But for the price it's going for right now ($85+), I expected quality that lasts, and Manta didn't deliver. You would be better off paying half the price for the regular sleep mask. Please Manta, do better.

I use this with a CPAP (nose pillows), and I love it. It is comfortable and stays on throughout the night. Highly recommended. I sleep so well, so soundly, so undisturbed now with this mask, I'm not sure I ever slept before. It _is_ expensive. No way around that. It's the reason I docked it one star. Is it really $50 better than the previous model? I don't know, I never had the previous model. Is it FAIR to dock it a star because it's expensive? Apparently, I think so, since that's what I'm doing. And yet ...the price is the ONLY qualm I have/ had about this product. Everything else is EXACTLY as promised; it performs 100% as advertised. Which you really can't say about much else in these gloomy days of the Enshi*tification of Everything.

Veramente ottima. Oscura completamente e non dà fastidio intorno alla testa potendo regolare la misura della circonferenza. Non si sposta e rimane morbida.

So comfy and utterly blocks out light. Amazing product

Seems to be some mixed opinions on this product. The only real “con” is the price. Even on sale, it is an investment. What I wished I knew early: - take some time before you go to bed to adjust the eye pieces. It will take a few shots to get it right. - if you are a side sleeper, focus on moving the eye pieces in a way that they do not press up against your head. - wear the strap high on your head, not like wearing a pair of glasses. It rubbed against my ears and they were raw in the morning. Positives: - if you fit and wear it properly, no light gets in ..: like none. - it takes a couple of nights, but you’ll forget you are wearing it quickly - it is well made … soft materials, good Velcro In general, I would say most people should buy it. Is the material and build make it worth the money? Heck no … but you will sleep better and what make it a good buy.

Da die Verdunkelung in meinem Schlafzimmer (pfusch beim Rolladenbau) und vielen Hotels leider zu wünschen übrig lässt, habe ich schon einige Schlafmasken durchprobiert. Zuletzt ein 20€ Modell von dieser Platform. Leider bin ich Seiten/Bauchschläfer und hatte bei den anderen Modellen häufig das Problem, dass sich die Maske entweder zur Seite wegschiebt, oder furchtbar an den Augen drückt. Die MantaSleep Pro hatte ich schon eine Weile auf dem Schirm und habe dann beim PrimeDay zugeschlagen. Ich muss sagen: Sie ist jeden Cent wert. Ich hoffe nur, dass demnächst auch die anderen Farben in den deutschen Amazon-Shop kommen. Endlich kann ich wieder richtig durchschlafen, ohne im Sommer um 5:00 aufzuwachen, weil das Zimmer taghell ist. Die Maske dunkelt wirklich 100%ig ab und das auch beim Schlafen auf der Seite. Sie ist sehr angenehm, einfach zu verstellen und zu justieren und kommt sogar mit einem Waschbeutel für die Waschmaschine. Ich nutze Sie täglich, seitdem ich sie bestellt habe und kann sie definitiv weiterempfehlen! Aufgeteilt aufs Jahr oder zwei ist mir der Preis dann im Vergleich zur gewonnenen Schlafqualität definitiv nicht zu hoch.

I have been using Manta sleep mask for a few years now but this is my first pro. It’s great! I sleep with a c-pap and generally on my side. This mask provides comfort and darkness. I do think it’s a little expensive, but I love it.