Sorry, no don't have one, just wondering why manufacturers that produce specialty low volume masks for freediving can't make one ?
I thought of this a long time ago, as I'm sure a lot of other divers have. How hard would it be to build in a Nose clip into a mask, with an external lever or button that opens the clip ?
Ie. the nose clip is normally closed, then to equalise the mask you could just press the "release" button. Then you would only need to use your hand a few times on the way down to equalise the mask, not your ears.
I don't think it would be that difficult or costly, maybe someone had already made one ?
Anyone tried this ?
I've heard about the "nose plugs" in the bottom of the mask that Terry Maas uses, but don't know if that would work for everyone.
If Eric Fattah's fluid goggles were cheaper then this would probably be even better.
Just thought of this one, with such a mask, if you wanted to be really tricky, couldn't you make use of the mask squeze at depth and use this to open the nose clip ?
Calling all Mechanical engineers out there ?!
I thought of this a long time ago, as I'm sure a lot of other divers have. How hard would it be to build in a Nose clip into a mask, with an external lever or button that opens the clip ?
Ie. the nose clip is normally closed, then to equalise the mask you could just press the "release" button. Then you would only need to use your hand a few times on the way down to equalise the mask, not your ears.
I don't think it would be that difficult or costly, maybe someone had already made one ?
Anyone tried this ?
I've heard about the "nose plugs" in the bottom of the mask that Terry Maas uses, but don't know if that would work for everyone.
If Eric Fattah's fluid goggles were cheaper then this would probably be even better.
Just thought of this one, with such a mask, if you wanted to be really tricky, couldn't you make use of the mask squeze at depth and use this to open the nose clip ?
Calling all Mechanical engineers out there ?!