Two-piece shock-absorbent frame, AISI 304 hardware
The two-piece techno-polymer frame is shock-absorbent and assembled with AISI 304 stainless hardware that Aqualung says won't corrode, built for durability in technical diving.
A mask built for the rigours of technical diving
Teknika is a dual-lens mask Aqualung designed and built for the rigours of technical diving, with rugged durability and strength. The two-piece, shock-absorbent techno-polymer frame is assembled with AISI 304 stainless hardware that won't corrode. The lenses are tempered glass, and Aqualung says it gives an excellent field of view. Cardanic-joint buckles rotate both vertically and horizontally, the push buttons are easy to use even in gloves, and the skirt and buckles fold flat so it fits in a BCD or wetsuit pocket as a back-up mask. It meets ANSI standards and is made in Italy.
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The two-piece techno-polymer frame is shock-absorbent and assembled with AISI 304 stainless hardware that Aqualung says won't corrode, built for durability in technical diving.
Both lenses are tempered glass, and Aqualung says the mask gives an excellent field of view.
Cardanic-joint buckles rotate both vertically and horizontally for a customised, pinch-free fit. The counterposed push buttons are easy to use, even in gloves. The silicone strap has a wide headpiece.
The skirt and the unobtrusive buckles fold flat for easy storage in a BCD or wetsuit pocket, which Aqualung says makes it ideal as a back-up mask.
Aqualung's page gives no face-size guide. It lists a high-grade silicone skirt and cardanic-joint buckles that rotate two ways for a customised, pinch-free fit. Not sure it suits your face? Ask us on LINE before you order.
Yes. Both lenses are tempered glass, and Aqualung says the mask meets ANSI standards.
Yes. The skirt and buckles fold flat for easy storage in a BCD or wetsuit pocket, and Aqualung calls it ideal as a back-up mask.
Aqualung designed Teknika for technical diving, and its page does not cover new divers. Just starting and looking for a first mask? Ask us on LINE which one suits you.
Three: Black, Blue and White, all with clear lenses.