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TUSA M-32 Imprex 3D Hyperdry Black Reviews

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About Mike's Dive Store:

Mike’s London Dive Store may have been established for more than thirty years but its history goes back much further than that. It’s founder, big Mike Calder, was the super-salesman at a dive store in Fulham Palace Road in West London. A local lad who was larger in life than in so many ways, he was so successful at serving divers with the equipment that suited their needs best that people beat a path to his door from all over the country.

Mike was a diver and he believed that if his customers were satisfied they’d return. He took the long view. He was eventually so successful that other dive shop owners even protested he was distorting the market.

It was inevitable that he would set up in business for himself and with the help of a local friend started selling dive equipment from a warehouse at Richmond’s waterside. Eventually he moved the business to the more accessible premises it is in today.

Mike was a giant of the UK’s diving industry in many more ways than one and all who knew him were shocked when he was suddenly taken from us long before his time, in 2009.

Still in his early teens, Scuba Steve started diving in the Sinai in 1989, in the days when Red Sea liveaboard operations were truly pioneering. He accompanied skipper Jan Ellingsen on Colona IV on a 1200 nautical mile trip down to the Sudan and learned to dive on the way. A few exciting encounters with grey reef sharks and he was hooked.

He worked alongside Mike and purchased Mike’s Dive Store when it became available. Mike’s son chose to sell to Steve because he could see that Steve had the same passion as his dad for scuba diving and was confident that he would carry on the tradition of good service and advice from a position of a wealth of knowledge very much as his dad had done.

Mike’s Dive Store is not about shifting boxes of product but having the patience to understand the particular needs and wishes of every one of its individual customers. That’s you!

There are very many aspects to the underwater world and Steve has seen most of them. He instils in his staff this philosophy to only sell the right tools for the job and many of the currently regular customers will tell you that it was Mike sold them their first set of diving equipment. Mike may have passed away but Mike’s Dive Store is alive and well, and Scuba Steve is carrying on the traditions that Mike established for it.

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Phone:

2089946006

Email:

steve@mikesdivestore.com

Location:

113, Power Road, London
W4 5PY

I have a narrow face and therefore have found that while I could get several different masks to seal on my face, after several hours of scuba diving the bridge of my nose would become soar, where it was in contact with the mask. The Tusa Imprex 3D Hyperdry Mask avoids this problem as the nose section of the mask is much lower than in most masks, making it a very comfortable mask to wear. In addition, the (Hyperdry Valve) in the mask nose pocket ensures that the mask is totally dry in all situations. So
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Posted 6 years ago
I have had one of these mask for diving for many years and loved it to bits. On a recent trip my spare mask got broken in the hold so I purchased a new one and my old one is now the spare. This new one looks even better that the old one with good vision from the wrap around sides. I do like the center purge valve very simple to clear, clearing ears needs a finger press from each side but is not a problem. If you buy one you will love it.
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Posted 6 years ago
Really helpful for those divers who wear contact lenses because you can clear the mask by just purging through the mask valve. A replacement for my last one which lasted 20 years of regular use.
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Posted 6 years ago