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Nirvana-2 Fluid Goggles

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Mullins

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http://liquivision.ca/fluidgoggles.html

Has anybody had a go with these yet? I'll need to get myself a pair of fluid goggles in the near future before we start CW training in earnest over here, and these look like a pretty good bet. Well, they're about the only bet from where I stand, given I haven't heard back from the F.R.E.E. people about their version.... :confused:

Adjustable design is all good. By the looks of it the lenses are mounted on arms that can rotate & slide on their mounts. They look like they might create a bit more water resistance than the true 'goggles' but that's just a quibble.

I wish I didn't need to spend $300 USD (+ noseclip) on a mask but unfortunately they're a bit of a necessity for those of us who can't equalise hands-free.
 
hi,
very interesting.
What about field of vision and image quality when compared to "normal" masks (such as technisub luna, or cressi super occhio)?
 
I wouldn't have thought the field of vision you get through the lenses would be any different to the other goggle designs, although you would have a lot more blurriness to look at around the edges of the lenses, if that helps :)

Being able to adjust the lenses' distance from your eye must be good for image quality.
 
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