New Masks in Stock and Dive Trips


CRYSTAL VU PLUS MASK WITH PURGE
NEW FOR 2010
•No tint glass for extra clarity
•EZ Equalize nose pocket
•Patented single-lens design with seamless side window for a panoramic field of vision
•Patented purge valve for easy clearing
•Crystal-clear, double-sealed silicone skirt for superior fit and comfort.
•New even Lower-volume styling for a snug fit
•Overmolded frame design
•Skirt has a patented purge.
•Tempered glass lens.
•Available in 4 colors- Black/Gray, Blue/Gray, Yellow/Gray, and Red/Gray


SPECTRA MASK
Our sporty low volume Spectra mask for easy clearing and comfortable fit.

•Dual-Lens, Low volume for clearing convenience, yet designed for maximum visibility
•Universal, super comfortable fit for a variety of face shapes
•Bold colors, including duotones
•Swivel buckles for easy adjustment
•Tempered glass for safety and durability
The most important consideration in mask selection is fit. No two faces are alike, and the SCUBAPRO broad range takes individual differences into account.

The basic difference in masks lies in the number of lenses. Single-lens masks were the first developed and remain a popular choice worldwide because they provide a broad, uninterrupted view.

With the advent of silicone skirts, twin-lens masks have become increasingly popular because they typically lower internal volume, making clearing easier.


This weekend’s (9/17/10) Dive Schedule:
Friday: Scuba Review/Pool Sessions
Saturday: Boat Trip Shallow Dives 3 Bardges and 3 Mile or Beach Dives
Sunday: Boat Trip Deep Dives Navy Tug and Atlantis or Vortex Springs

Nitrox Course: Friday 9/17 5:30pm to 8:00pm $175

Advanced Open Water Diver Saturday 9/18 10:00 am $350

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