Tusa Serene Mirrored Dive Mask and Snorkel Combo (M16/SP250)
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Tusa Serene Mirrored Dive Mask and Snorkel Combo (M16/SP250) - Fish Tail Blue/Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The SERENE UC1625MQB adult combo includes a UM-16 Serene mask and a USP-250 snorkel.
The UM-16 Serene mask gently conforms to the contours of your face. Constructed with Pure Silicone and stylish mirror coating lens, the Serene has been crafted for divers who want a wide field of view combined with a low volume design.
The USP-250 dry snorkel features TUSA Hyperdry Elite dry top technology (pat p) that stops water from entering into the snorkel, a drain chamber and purge valve for easy clearing, and silicone mouthpiece.
UM-16 Mask
USP-250 Snorkel
Pure silicone FDA regulation compliant. (Rubber articles intended for repeated use / 21 CFR 177.2600) TUSA Sport use pure silicone for the snorkel mouth-piece and mask skirt.
ClearVu tempered glass lenses provide superior clarity, color, transmission of light and safety over standard glass.
Allows masks to be quickly and easily adjusted with minimal effort. Allowing for a precise fit and ease of removal when necessary.
A large diameter purge valve for simple, quick clearing, reducing the amount of water remaining in the mouth-piece.
The latest innovation in dry snorkel technology utilizing an independent high buoyancy float for superior dry performance. This keeps the snorkel completely dry by quickly and efficiently closing the tube opening.
Helps to maintain and extend the life of the snorkel’s mouth-piece.
Stylish mirror coating.
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
