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Danlw - 28 Apr 2007 04:22 GMT

Since most mask today are "low volume" I have some that fit good but will
leave a bruise just above the nose. Was just diving over in the San Juans
and tried one of the new "Ultraclear" frameless Atomics at a LDS and was
impressed with both the vision and fit. The claim is that the glass has
better color correction and vision. Anybody have one and have an opinion?

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Scott - 28 Apr 2007 10:06 GMT

> Since most mask today are "low volume" I have some that fit good but will
> leave a bruise just above the nose. Was just diving over in the San Juans
> and tried one of the new "Ultraclear" frameless Atomics at a LDS and was
> impressed with both the vision and fit. The claim is that the glass has
> better color correction and vision. Anybody have one and have an opinion?

No.

=;-)

San Juans?

You were just up the road.

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Danlw - 28 Apr 2007 16:13 GMT

>> Since most mask today are "low volume" I have some that fit good but will
>> leave a bruise just above the nose. Was just diving over in the San
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> You were just up the road.

Well, where there is a road anyway. Really hate taking a travel trailer on
the ferries--Only one propane tank etc.Sure do want to thank the WA
Transportation Department for protecting our roads by holding up the
expansion joints for the Tacoma Narrows bridge. I was through Idaho and
into Montana and I expected to see huge ruts and collapsed bridges they way
they talked.

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Scott - 28 Apr 2007 20:02 GMT

> Well, where there is a road anyway. Really hate taking a travel trailer on
> the ferries--Only one propane tank etc.Sure do want to thank the WA
> Transportation Department for protecting our roads by holding up the
> expansion joints for the Tacoma Narrows bridge. I was through Idaho and
> into Montana and I expected to see huge ruts and collapsed bridges they way
> they talked.

That can be a rippin dive too, the Tacoma Narrows.

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