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Steel Comp: The Freediving Mask That Fits
INTRODUCING SUBGEAR’S STEEL COMP MASK
The innovative Steel Comp from Subgear is the ultimate freediving mask. The unique frameless double-lens design concept allows the mask to compress as the water pressure increases. With the lowest internal volume possible, the amount of air the freediver requires to equalise is reduced; something that freedivers will really appreciate.
The breakthrough frameless double-lens Steel Comp has the lowest possible internal volume, therefore equalising is only necessary later than usual. In addition, the increasing water pressure compresses the mask so equalisation is not so frequently required. As the water pressure increases, the bridge between the lenses bends slightly and gradually squeezes the mask tighter to the face. The only noticeable indication of this is a short change in vision as the eyes need a split second to adjust. This is the biggest advantage over round glass masks to freedivers, as the vision is always distorted with round mask glasses – but with the Steel Comp the eyes are able to adjust, offering freedivers normal vision. However, it is not recommended that the mask is used for scuba diving as wearing the mask for long periods can lead to a feeling of numbness.
“When taking photos and videos it is always very important to me to have both hands free. With the new freediving masks from SUBGEAR I can just attach a nose clip to the mask and still have no problems to equalise at 25m depth. Due to the flexibility of the mask the need to equalise is hardly there.”
Benjamin Bartoli, underwater photographer & board member AIDA Germany
The flat, ultra-clear, scratch resistant glass guarantees undistorted vision with real underwater colours. The frameless design together with the soft skirt offers a universal fit and a sleek appearance. The pivoting buckles and the adjustable flexible band ensure that the mask sits perfectly where it should.
STEEL PRO
The single-lens mask has the same features and a very low internal volume like the Steel Comp but without the ability to compress at greater depths as there is no bridge piece across the nose. The advantage is however, that the Steel Pro can also be used for scuba diving.
The Steel Comp and the Steel Pro are available in black, white and clear from your local authorised Subgear dealer. The masks are delivered complete with protective box. RRP £37.
For more information, visit www.Subgear.com.
The DYNAMICNORD RB-10 rock boot has been specially developed for professional use. It is made of highly resistant materials and features innovative technologies. As a result, the boot sets new standards for demanding professionals who expect the highest quality and performance.
The rock boot boasts an innovative drainage system that ensures unrivalled comfort. After just ten steps ashore, the rock boot is completely free of water. The diving boot has an extra wide opening, which allows you to put it on and take it off effortlessly.
The highly resistant materials of the RB-10 rock boot offer a perfect combination of robustness and flexibility. The high-tech upper material does not absorb water and therefore dries extremely quickly.
The rock boot’s unique lacing system, including the lacing elements, ensures that you won’t experience any uncomfortable pressure points on your foot when wearing your fins. The laces themselves are made of a heavy-duty technical mesh that ensures that they won’t come undone even when wet. The shoelaces can be completely stowed away in the rock boot’s well thought-out shoelace pocket for maximum safety.
Thanks to the special lacing, you can also achieve optimum volume adjustment within the boot, which makes it ideal for various drysuits or neoprene socks.
Particularly noteworthy is the sole system with the Vibram sole, which is highly puncture-resistant. The honeycomb design imitates the natural movement of barefoot running and offers an unrivalled running sensation. The rock boot’s wide, deep zigzag tread guarantees optimum grip, while the rubber toe cap effectively protects the material from abrasion. In combination with the boot’s structural insole, this ensures that you won’t feel any unevenness even on rocky terrain.
The diving boot’s ergonomic insole offers additional comfort thanks to its innovative cushioning.
The RB-10 rock boot was developed for a temperature range of -5°C to +30°C and offers outstanding performance in both cold and warm climates.
Tested by specialists, made by experts.
Designed and engineered in Germany. Made in Europe.
DYNAMICNORD – Your Outdoor Companion.
This weekend, Liquid Sports will be at Wraysbury Dive Centre with an exciting lineup of premium dive gear and exclusive offers for visitors to the event.
Divers can get hands-on with the latest from Bigblue Dive Lights, Poseidon Diving Systems, Sharkskin Technical Watersports Apparel, and Ursuit Drysuits.
You’ll have the chance to demo a Poseidon regulator during the event, and if you decide to purchase one over the weekend, you’ll receive a 10% discount plus some special Poseidon goodies as a thank-you.
Whether you’re in the market for new equipment or just want to see what’s new in the dive world, make sure to stop by the Liquid Sports stand at Wraysbury this weekend.
For more information, contact:
Liquid Sports
📞 07585 935522
📧 info@liquidsports.co.uk
🌐 www.liquidsports.co.uk
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