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Paradisia and other nose clips...

Thread Status: Hello , There was no answer in this thread for more than 90 days.
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So in anyone's experience in the past if the people at onebreath take an order from you does that mean they have it in stock or will just send one to you when/if they can get it?

The pictures of them always seem quite big and bulky, does anyone with one find this an issue?

Thanks.
Martin.
 
Last week, when Gunnar ( One Breath Courses and Products ) replyed regarding the paradisia, he wrote they had nothing on stock and that they will contact me (who was willing to buy one) at once as soon as they got the delivery from France. Unfortunately I needed it now so I made it one by my own.

Mine new noseclip model, the "Djavulia", is in fact a little (ok just a little) less bulky and smaller that the Paradisia, moreover due to is custom made nature can be adapted to any nose form and dimension in order to be as confortable and slim as possible. I am quite sodisfied of the result I have to say. IF you are curious take a look at my Profile picture.

Ciao, Matteo.
 
I recently got a Paradisia noseclip. I have not had a chance to use it for depth but I use it for dynamics. It is extremely well designed and constructed and very comfortable.
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dear MBanks,
I just make my own... they arent hard to make, they are REALLY cheap, and they work just as good as the real thing... i made mine in about 2 hours... I plan on making another one... the sanding is the time consuing part :t... have fun!
El Capitan
 
Mr Johnson, as far as I can see, you have never tried the real thing. How are you to judge if so?

I'm sure your clip works just as well, I just don't like the fact that you're comparing it to something you quite possibly have never used. No offense.
 
i make my own as well... mine work pretty good... but im sure they arent as good as the paradisia...:headim currently working on a replica of the paradisia that is still on the drawing board... ill keep ya posted...
 
This is a few years too late apparently, but try PFI's (Performance Freediving International) version, which I belive they sell online through their site. The price is in US $ and under $40 I believe.
 
Hi Guys,

The (black) padding of my Merman nose clip came loose somewhere in the pool.


Anyone has an idea what kind of replacement padding I could glue on? I was thinking of floor protection pads you glue/attach to the feet of a chairs/tables.

Before I start gluing I was wondering if any of you guys had this before and what kind of material to use best. (real fine sanding paper perhaps?)

Thanks.
 
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