Ocean Reef Full Face Mask (Uses your regulator)

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BoneCrusher

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Ocean Reef Neptune 2 Full Face Mask

I have a like new Ocean Reef Neptune 2 Full Face diving mask. This mask has the adapter that uses your standard regulator to attach to the mask (It does not have the integrated second stage). I liked this because I could dive with my regular regs and not have to worry about service for another regulator stage. I thought I would like this mask for ice diving and cold water diving, but really don't use it. In fact, I have only used it in the pool a few times just to play with it. So, the mask is in like new condition since it has only been in the water a few times. The new price tag on it was $544.00.

I am asking $300 plus shipping in the U.S. or drop me an offer.

PM me if you have any questions!

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Will it take any regulator without modification to the regulator
Does it have the valve for ambient air at the surface ?
PM me if you have any questions!

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All you do is take the mouthpiece off of your regulator. Then the regulator slides into the adapter on the mask and gets secured with a zip tie just like the standard mouthpiece on the regulator. Only other thing that I had to to was adjust the second stage crack pressure (i think that's what its called) to fine tune for the mask.
 

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