Two designs. One strap.
Both sides are printed, so one strap is two. Flip it in seconds on the boat, or bring one and still change your mind between dives.
On in seconds, off in seconds
The strap opens flat and closes on itself, so it goes on a mask that is already assembled — no unthreading the buckle, no wrestling it over the frame.
The closure releases the whole length, so nothing has to be threaded.
Sit the silicone strap in the channel and fold the neoprene around it.
It grips itself and stays put — through the dive, the boat and the rinse tank.
Four reasons it stays on your mask
Not one of them is the artwork
Lembeh
Inspired by the legendary Critter Capital of the World, the Lembeh Design transforms extraordinary marine life into a dreamy Slow Travel Arts illustration filled with colour, curiosity, and discovery.
Some places become legendary not because of what you see at first glance, but because of what waits to be discovered. Lembeh Strait, often called the Critter Capital of the World, is one of those places — a destination famous among divers and underwater photographers for its extraordinary marine life and unforgettable encounters hidden among volcanic reefs and sandy seabeds. The Lembeh Design was inspired by that sense of wonder and curiosity. Rather than recreating the underwater world exactly as it is, this piece imagines Lembeh through a dreamier lens…
Neoprene, 22 × 10 cm, both sides printed
Every figure here is confirmed.
One box, ready for adventures
Curated for you — from poncho to playing cards, chosen to go together and packed in a single parcel.
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