Your hair stays put
Silicone grips hair. A neoprene cover sits between the strap and your head, so the mask comes off without taking any with it — and the touch fastener means it goes on a mask that is already built.
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
Sealife Spot
Polka dots, Yayoi Kusama, and the particular joy of feeling very small.
I have always loved polka dots. Yayoi Kusama is the reason — not just the work, but the thing she says underneath it: that we are all specks in the universe. Dots repeating until the pattern is bigger than any single one of them. Diving is the closest I get to feeling that on purpose. So is travelling, and being outdoors generally, but underwater it is unmistakable. You drop below the surface and the scale simply rearranges itself around you. You are small. Not in a frightening way — in…
Neoprene, 22 × 10 cm
Every figure here is confirmed.
Styled by #TeamMoonbow | in & out of water
One box, ready for adventures
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