M2 Mask Bundles

I’m a silversmith and need to wear a mask when working. Lots of small particles get airborne as I work. This mask is very comfortable, btw I bought a medium. Easy to put on and easy to breath. The nose piece can be manipulated to sit comfortably on the nose to keep out dust and particles. The mask has a zelcro closure on the back of the neck that makes it easy to fit comfortably. Comes with extra filters. I purchased the 1st RZ MASK 2 years ago. I feel that it held up well. I recently ordered a new one, but this time I ordered the large and I find it’s even more comfortable and has better coverage. My face is a bit narrow, yet pretty average. Well made! I recommend the mask.

Im dust free! Until I take it off. I wear glasses and have started up the saws with this mask on cold mornings without my glasses fogging. That in itself is a big deal for me. Let alone I can’t even smell the fresh cut wood in this thing. I tried all these fancy dust collectors and vacuum hoses etc etc. What a hassle. Always in the way with hand tools and routing and re routing hoses and adapters. Kicking off breakers, you can have it. This mask is a gods send. It fits tight and I saw complaints in the reviews but in order to achieve a seal it has to. There’s internal filters which give it that small feel but it’s designed to keep out particles and it does. It comes with an extension piece of Velcro but I tried it and it defeated the masks purpose. It comes with replacement filters and a handy nylon bag to repel dust that may get on the outside. I liked the functionality so much I bought 2 more at the under $8 price. What a value considering most are around the $25 range. Filter replacements and exhaust valves are readily available and I even bought those. I obviously recommend these to anyone who is tired of coughing and sputtering after a long day of woodworking or yard work.

This is a great mask for woodworking! I was impressed with the quality of the materials and what is included at the price. In the box: a mask, replacement filter, cloth storage bag (with a small carabiner on it!), valve tool (also attached to the bag), and instructions. The fit is a little uncomfortable. The strap is a hook and loop and when it is fit snug, I find it putting pressure on the back of my neck toward the base of my skull. This also pushes the bridge of my nose inwards. I might have to fiddle around with the fit a little. I don’t find that it gets in the way of any protective eyewear, and had minimal fogging! Bottom line, it’s a good value for the price.

I bought this for woodworking, but so far It's been handy to weed eat with. There was no smell out of the box, and it even came with extra filters so you don't need to immediately go buy more. It was very tight on me until I used the strap that comes in the box to make it adjustable which was then able to fit me very well. It feels quality, maybe not better than a paint sprayer mask, but this is better than something dirt cheap. It has suitable dust protection.

If you're tired of uncomfortable masks that fog up your glasses and leave you out of breath, the RZ Mask M2 is the solution you've been looking for. Its Functionality is truly next-level. The mask uses replaceable carbon filters that block 99.9% of particulates down to 0.1 microns, and the dual one-way discharge valves reduce moisture and heat buildup, making it easy to breathe. The adjustable nose clip is a game changer, ensuring your glasses won't fog up. The Sturdiness is excellent, with a durable nylon mesh shell and reinforced parts that are built to last. The single strap with a hook and loop closure makes for an incredibly simple and quick Ease of Installation, so you can put it on or take it off with no fuss. The Versatility of this mask is a huge selling point. It's great for everything from woodworking and yard work to protecting against allergens and odors. The lightweight, breathable mesh material and the sleek, ergonomic Style make it comfortable to wear for long periods. The Ease of Cleaning is a major bonus, as you can easily hand wash the mask shell with soap and water after removing the filters. All of these features, combined with the longevity of the product, make it an outstanding Value for Money.

After seeing about every woodworking influencer shilling these, I decided to try them. The large size feels too small. I'm fairly slim, people say I have a small head. It doesn't seal well looking up or down. It does a pretty good job preventing lens fogging, but there are really good safety glasses these days that don't fog. The proprietary insert is a detractor. The assembly of the vents is frustrating, and the little clear rubber valve falls off constantly. The hole in the mask is ragged, which could easily have been a nicer hole if it was heat cut. The lack of good sealing on my face is the deal breaker. They are much worse than a basic N95. I know I get good face seal with my 3M chemical mask, and the dust filters for that are cheap enough. The concept is good, but the lack of good seal, poor fit, fiddly vents, and proprietary inserts killed it. Good concept, but the execution needs work.

I use this mostly in my workshop for sanding, cutting, and anything that kicks up a lot of dust. Compared to the cheap disposable masks I was using before, this thing is a major upgrade. The mesh design actually lets air flow better, so I don’t feel like I’m suffocating or overheating halfway through a project. It fits snug without digging into my face, and the adjustable straps keep it in place even when I’m leaning over a workbench or moving around. I like that the filters are replaceable and that it doesn’t fog up my glasses as much as other masks do. If you’re working around sawdust, smoke, or even yard work debris, this is a solid option. It’s saved me from a lot of sore throats and sneezing fits.

I’m sold. Best mask I’ve ever had. I’m a woodworker FWIW. Good fit, no fussy straps. Surprisingly easy breathing for the filtration level. I got the ugly color, because it was cheaper. :). No chemically off gassing smell from the fabric. I got the mesh, I can’t speak to breath ability of the nylon ones.

A rempli parfaitement sa fonction pendant des gros travaux et une forte allergie aux moisissures et au salpètre. Ce masque nous a VRAIMENT rendu service.

Die Mesh-Masken von RZ sind gut, aber gehen viel zu schnell kaputt. Der dünne Mesh-Stoff ist mir bei zwei Masken dieser Sorte bereits nach 3 Monaten jeweils an der gleichen Stelle, rund ums Ventil herum eingerissen – was sich auch mit neuen Ventilen oder anders nicht mehr reparieren lässt. Ich kann Vielnutzern nur von diesem RZ-Typ abraten, das Produkt ist für den häufigen Gebrauch nicht nachhaltig nutzbar. Ich habe mir jetzt eine der anderen Masken aus stärkerem Non-Mesh Material bestellt und hoffe, dass diese nicht so empfindlich sind und länger halten.

Works well in dusty environments, though the strap around the head is a little short for larger heads and the velcro wears out after a few uses.

Ya la habia visto en un video se me hizo algo bueno por lo accesible de poner y quitar xon velcro, muy recomendada se ve la caludad y se siente me quedo confome a las medidas aunque una medida arriba me hubiera quedado mas olgada pero me quedo justa que pues es mejor a la larga para que no ingrese por ningun lado el aire contaminado.

Very disappointed! I bought this to filter the PM2.5 and PM10 particulates that are causing air quality problems in Australia because of the raging bushfires. It is definitely NOT a large size mask and the extension strap is useless and completely ineffective for extending the size of the mask. Whilst the mask fits on around my face and head, it pulls down way to much on my nose bridge making it very uncomfortable. Even with the extension strap in place (that barely holds) it still does the same thing. I think this is because the next band is much lower than the face mask, so it can only pull down. It needs an additional higher strap that goes around the back of the head, not down low on the neck. The extension strap is a thin piece of velcro, but it doesn't provide anywhere near enough contact with the other end of the strap to ensure a strong hold. Moving your head around causes the velcro to come undone. The filter tries to cover most of the mask area but there are areas that the filter doesn't cover, e.g. it is smaller than the mask. If the mask fits snuggly against the face I ASSUME this filters the air properly to the measured standard, but it's possible for such tiny particles (remember these are measured in microns, e.g 1000th of a millimetre) to get through between the filter and the face. There is no tight seal to prevent them getting through so I don't even understand how this would actually filter correctly. There is a foam padding for the nose bridge, but is this also PM2.5 rated? If not, surely the particulates are just getting through here as well.