Ocean Reef Full Dive Packages

Ocean Reef Full Dive Packages — Complete IDM Systems, Properly Matched

A full-face mask isn't a standalone purchase — it needs a properly matched first stage, octopus, pressure gauge, and backup system to function as a complete, dive-ready rig. Ocean Reef's Full Dive Packages bundle the Neptune III IDM with everything needed to dive, components selected and matched specifically for the IDM system rather than assembled from generic parts.

At DiveCatalog.com, we carry the current Ocean Reef Full Dive Package lineup as an authorized dealer.

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What's Included in a Neptune III Package

Each Neptune III Full Dive Package includes the complete IDM system ready to enter the water:

• Neptune III Full Face Mask IDM with integrated second-stage regulator, available in two sizes and color options
• First stage — choice of INT (Yoke) or DIN configuration
• Quick disconnect octopus and hose for both the IDM and the backup octo, simplifying setup and breakdown
• Back-up mask pouch — redundancy is a serious consideration in full-face diving, and the included backup system addresses it directly
• Pressure gauge
• Neptune III Backpack with feature-rich design for carrying and mounting the IDM properly
• Quick Removal System (QRS) doffing handle for one-handed mask removal
• Extender Kit with frame and accessories, pre-mounted

The build uses a polycarbonate lens and chrome-plated brass regulator body for saltwater durability, with 2 high-pressure and 4 low-pressure ports to accommodate the full hose and accessory configuration.

Bump — Back-Up Mask & Snorkel Package

Because full-face mask failure scenarios are different from standard mask failure, Ocean Reef's Bump package provides a dedicated bailout system: a comfortable conventional mask with a fabric strap for fast donning, a flexible semi-dry snorkel, and a tough storage pouch with two D-rings and a belt loop so it can be hung directly on a BCD or weight belt. A genuinely practical piece of redundancy equipment for any IDM diver.

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Why Buy a Complete Package Instead of Individual Components?

Full-face diving has more interdependent parts than standard scuba — the mask, first stage, octopus, and backup system all need to work together correctly. Buying a matched package eliminates the compatibility guesswork, ensures every component is rated and tested for use with the IDM system, and is typically more cost-effective than sourcing each piece individually.

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Why Buy Ocean Reef Full Dive Packages from DiveCatalog.com?

• Authorized Ocean Reef dealer — genuine products, full manufacturer warranty
• Properly matched systems — every component tested and rated for use together
• Expert advice — our team can help you choose the right configuration and first stage type
• Fast shipping — in-stock items ship within one business day
• Financing available — for complete IDM systems
• Rewards program — earn points on every purchase

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Frequently Asked Questions — Ocean Reef Full Dive Packages

Should I choose INT (Yoke) or DIN first stage?

This depends on the cylinder valve standard used where you typically dive — Yoke (INT) is more common in recreational diving in North America and parts of the Caribbean, while DIN is more common in Europe and among technical divers. Check what's standard at your local dive shop or destination before choosing, or contact us for advice.

Why does the package include a backup mask and snorkel?

Full-face mask diving carries a different failure consideration than standard scuba — if the IDM has an issue, you need a genuine bailout option. The included backup mask pouch (or Bump package) provides that redundancy, allowing a safe transition to a conventional mask and snorkel if needed.

Can I buy the components separately instead of as a package?

The mask, first stage, and accessories are available individually in our Full Face Mask collection, but buying the matched package is generally more cost-effective and eliminates compatibility guesswork between components.

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Browse the full Ocean Reef Full Dive Package collection above and reach out if you'd like help choosing the right configuration for your diving.