Hans Rudolph 7600 VIP Full Face Mask with Sensa Seal and Headgear

"I think this full face mask is very good. However, I ordered a large and I think it is too big for me. Everything I read said this mask ran large. I did the face measurements as recommended and thought I needed a large. However, I find that I can't stop leaks at the bottom of the mask without very tight mask closures at top and bottom of the mask.

I do think this mask is very well made and I am seriously thinking of ordering a medium because I liked everything about it except the fit."

"While I wasn't truly expecting this mask to be "the one", I had expected more from it than I got. My prescibed settings 12/18. This mask simply can not take that kind of pressure. It didn't even come close to sealing no matter how loose or tight it was. I tried it with and without the "Sensaseal" attachment. It made no difference either way.
I give it a rating of Poor because that's how it was for me. However, this mask could very well work for someone with lower settings than mine. I'd guess this mask probably can't stand up to much more than a setting of 10. Great concept - poor implementation.
I also believe it could work better if the silicone (or whatever the material is made of that contact's your face) were a bit softer. It is pretty stiff and, in my opinion doesn't mold around your face as well as it should.
While I truly understand that everyone's needs/face contour/face size/machine settings/comfort factor, etc. are different, I'm beginning to think that all these mask manufacturers are avoiding creating a mask that would truly work well for a large number of people. They must make a fortune on those of us who try one after another in search of "the mask.""

"I think this full face mask is very good. However, I ordered a large and I think it is too big for me. Everything I read said this mask ran large. I did the face measurements as recommended and thought I needed a large. However, I find that I can't stop leaks at the bottom of the mask without very tight mask closures at top and bottom of the mask.

I do think this mask is very well made and I am seriously thinking of ordering a medium because I liked everything about it except the fit."

"I like this mask very much. It is one of the most comfortable masks I have ever tried, but it has one design flaw for me. The nose is too pointy. My nose is flatter than other people because I have a repaired hairlip and cleft palate. So that part of the mask can't fit snuggly against my nose and causes an airleak.

The headpiece is the kind of thing that I have been looking for and I can use it instead of the one that comes with the full-face mask I now use. I've had to rework and practically remake the headgear for my current mask because it is 2x the size of my head. I'm going to order a smaller size of the Hans Rudolph head gear and use that with my FlexiFit mask"

"While I wasn't truly expecting this mask to be "the one", I had expected more from it than I got. My prescibed settings 12/18. This mask simply can not take that kind of pressure. It didn't even come close to sealing no matter how loose or tight it was. I tried it with and without the "Sensaseal" attachment. It made no difference either way.
I give it a rating of Poor because that's how it was for me. However, this mask could very well work for someone with lower settings than mine. I'd guess this mask probably can't stand up to much more than a setting of 10. Great concept - poor implementation.
I also believe it could work better if the silicone (or whatever the material is made of that contact's your face) were a bit softer. It is pretty stiff and, in my opinion doesn't mold around your face as well as it should.
While I truly understand that everyone's needs/face contour/face size/machine settings/comfort factor, etc. are different, I'm beginning to think that all these mask manufacturers are avoiding creating a mask that would truly work well for a large number of people. They must make a fortune on those of us who try one after another in search of "the mask.""