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SeaDive EagleEye SLX RayBlocker HD Mask

SeaDive EagleEye SLX RayBlocker HD Mask
  • SeaDive EagleEye SLX RayBlocker HD Mask

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SKU: SEASDM975BKSFF
Reg. Price: $139.95
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SeaDive EagleEye SLX RayBlocker HD Mask

The Seadive Eagleye SL TrueVu mask with RayBlocker-HD lenses allows both divers and snorkelers to obtain a "true view" of the underwater world. This mask features a specially designed glass tint that allows an ulltra-clear view combined withe the Anti-UV and anti-glare RayBlocker coating. This combination gives exceptional clarity and easy-on-your-eyes viewing.

FEATURES

  • Large teardrop shaped single tempered glass lens with the benefits of the RayBlocker-HD anti-glare contrast-enhanced coating to improve your peripheral and look-down vision
  • Black, high-impact plastic frame, a black skirt and an easily adjustable strap.
  • The Anti-Fog feature means the mask has an embedded water resistant compound on the inside of the lens that reduces the tendency to fog.
  • The EagleEye-SL mask fits most medium-to-large faces

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Question asked
on 12/9/2015 		can you please tell me about the sealife mask Ray Blocker-HD I know it's supposed to be anti fog, but would I still use an anti fog drops on the lenses before each dive? As a new mask , is there some type of preparation as there usually is to remove the film from the lenses, like a soft scrub treatment? What is the OMC coating?
Answer by Bill
on 12/9/2015 		Hello, This is an anti-fog mask but you can use antifog drops if you want. the preparation involves using dish soap on the lenses to take off the factory finish but not hurt the coating. Not sure what you mean by the OMC coating but I do know that they do not share what the specific coatings they use. Hope this helps. thanks, Bill
 

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