Description
Darth Vader eat your heart out! The Ocean Reef's Space Extender Full Face Dive mask is the most futuristic piece of dive gear since re-breathers.
An easy crossover from normal scuba breathing system makes this mask a definite part of the future of diving. The Space Extender Full Face Mask includes a state-of-the art regulator, reduced internal volume, an improved visual field and integrated surface air valve.
Weighing only 860grs (1.89lbs) with a positive buoyancy of 400grs (0.89lbs), this light mask fits the face very comfortably. It is compatible to be used with a communication unit and various different accessories.
Treated with Tech polymer, which makes the mask fit to be used in extreme dive conditions, it is incredibly durable without adding too much bulk. The mask can be donned and doffed quickly making it extremely safe to use and it is compatible with Nitrox up to 40%.
The Neptune Space is specifically designed for professional and high performance applications and comes with a limited lifetime warranty.
Delivery
We aim to dispatch your order as quickly as possible. Most orders are dispatched within 48hrs, however, certain items may take between 7 to 14 days from order. We will update you on your estimated delivery with one business day of your order.
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