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Maskwear that keeps you focused. 

 

 

Sleek 100% liquid silicone skirt attached directly to the tempered glass lens. No mask frame means the Shadow Series offers an incredible field of vision and packs flat. Available in 2 colors and 2 sizes for a perfect fit.

• No-frame design reduces weight and provides one of the largest fields-of-view

• Extremely low volume design

• Swiveling, easy adjusting buckles

• Ideal for hunters and photographers

• Perfect back-up mask as it folds and fits easily in your BC pocket

You can purchase the Oceanic Shadow Scuba Mask at K2 for $74.97

 

You can purchase the Oceanic Ion Mask at K2 for $69.95

You can purchase the Oceanic Mako Mask at K2 for $64.97

You can purchase the Oceanic Neo II Low Profile Mask at K2 for $64.97

 

30-DAY SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: We guarantee that at any time during the first 30 days of purchase, your Oceanic product fails to meet your expectations, that product may be exchanged by K2, a participating Authorized Oceanic Pro Dealer. No questions asked.

 

And Now, Reviews of the Oceanic Shadow:

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Jul 10 2008

Parker

Chandler, AZ

I am:

• Recreational Diver

Great View Underwater

★★★★★

5.0

PROS

• Does Not Fog
• Lens Quality
• Lightweight
• Range of Vision
• Snug Fit
• Soft Strap

CONS

• None

BEST USES

• Any other scuba diving
• Open Water Diving

"Although I have not taken the mask diving yet it is already my favorite. I used to used a Sphera from aqua sphere until I found out it was only tested to 30 ft., so I decided that since I had just enough money [$] I would go buy one.  When I tried on face it and the mini both fit amazingly, but I went with the bigger. When I took it in our pool I was in awe because the vision was sooooo much better than my sphera.

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Sep 21 2007

Bob

Q. Roo

I am:

• Advanced Diver
• Caver

★★★★★

5.0

PROS

• Lens Quality
• Range of Vision
• Snug Fit

CONS

• None

BEST USES

• Open Water Diving

"I have logged 72 dives with them since purchasing 2 of these masks. My face is somewhat narrow, and this model fits well, and is reasonably leak free with very little strap tension. Its comfort makes it very unobtrusive.

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Jason

Florida West Coast

I am:

• Advanced Diver

Bad Fit For Me

★★★☆☆

3.0

PROS

• Lens Quality
• Range of Vision

CONS

• Leaks
• Poor Fit

BEST USES

• Open Water Diving
• Recreation

"For some reason this mask is not right for my face. Very soft skirt and I love the look and feel of the mask. The mask leaks though. It must not be right for my face. I have an oval face and it does not fit right “unfortunately”. I do not recommend this mask for wide or oval faces. "

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Oct 11 2007

turk9

Romeoville, IL

I am:

• Recreational Diver

Comfortable

★★★★☆

4.0

PROS

• Range of Vision
• Snug Fit

CONS

• None

BEST USES

• Open Water Diving

"Soft skirt seals great and is comfortable, low volume reduces mask squeeze, frameless lens being closer to eyes gives very good field of vision. When new, lens tends to fog easily even after several cleanings with toothpaste, but gets better with usage. "

BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Tags: Oceanic Ion, Oceanic Mako, Oceanic Mask Reviews, Oceanic Neo, Oceanic Scuba Masks, Oceanic Shadow

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