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opinions on liquivision nirvana 2 fluid goggles wanted

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Miam slurp gloup
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Hi there fellow freedivers,
Since i'm interested in a pair of fluid goggles, i wanted to know if someone owns one of the latest fluid goggle model from liquivision and had some experience with it. Mainly i am quite curious about the goggle model itself, as it's unknown to me :) And if the adjustment possibility makes a noticable difference compaired to the "classic" model.
Jome, did'nt you buy a pair? do you have pictures of them?
The link to the liquivision homepage is here

Christophe
<distracted from learning for his exams> :D
 
sorry for being brief but i'm writing from my mobile (how sad is that for a db junkie). I do indeed have a pair. I think being able to adjust the lens makes a huge difference. I just tried a pair of the traditional type yesterdy and couldn't see much at all. With properly adjusted nirvana2 i can see quite well. The adjusting mechanism is a bit crude but it works...takes time and patience though and it is always very personal. I've done numerous dives this week to around 50 with a mask, nirvana2 and just a nose clip. Not much performance difference...the mask is most comfortable and the goggles a nice compromise of comfort and hf equalizing. I'd say get them if you are looking for a) new toys or b) are very serious about performance. For something in between i recommend a mask...be vary with adjusting, the attachment breaks easily :( i currently dive with one eye (which curiosly enables almost better vision because double vision is not a problem...)
 
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