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Mask like Sphera and sand on nose area?

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dimitris33

Dimitris G.Maroulakis
Nov 30, 2009
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Two quick questions,

I have two spheras, one Lince, one Minima and one super occhio..

best filling/very soft silicone is sphera but vision is distorted because of the curvical plastic glass...

Is there any other mask having the same mask equilization abilities (like sphera), soft silicon with big nose pocket area to catch nose with glove or putting a noseclip on (like sphera) BUT with straight glass for normal underwater vision..???

second is,

want to put sand with glue on mask nose area avoiding slippery of noseclip. What type of glue and sand is used?

thanks

P.s Dives are swallow, no mask equlization is needed.
 
Technisub Falco! same mask but with flat pain glass lens and a slight exension in glass to suit the frame, otherwise skirt and frame shape and material are the same.

not sure how you are going to go having a glue stick to silicone, maybe using liquid silicone with sand granuels will work.

otherwise replace the felt pads on the nose clip with some fine grip wet and dry paper which will grip much better.... but will destroy the silicone over time.

DD
 
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