Black Silicone Flex Tube Available on TUSA Snorkel

The popular Imprex II Hyperdry snorkel by TUSA is now available with a black silicone flex tube. The silicone mouthpiece is also black silicone. Black silicone is less reflective to light for those divers who want to "blend-in" to the dark background. The silicone, however, retains its excellent flexibility, soft texture and durability. The models with the black silicone flex tubes and mouthpieces come with a choice of either black or turtle green pipes. The snorkel is the perfect match for TUSA's new black silicone version of its Splendive II dive mask.

The Imprex II Hyperdry is a "dry" snorkel with a double valve system. (upper and lower purge assembly). It features a hydrodynamic design with low profile for less drag in the water. For more information on the Imprex II Hyperdry snorkel, contact your local TUSA dealer. For a nearby California TUSA dealer, see the Dive Store Directory section of this publication or call TUSA at (562) 498-3708.

The year 2000 is coming and NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems, Inc. is prepared. The company's Digital NR4000™ dive light is Y2K compatible.

"Because the Digital NR4000 contain a micro-processor, we've had numerous customers ask if it is Y2K ready," says John Haywood, co-owner and vice-president of sales and marketing at NiteRider. "And we can happily say that every NiteRider Digital NR4000 lighting system will be fully functional on January 1, 2000."

The key to the NiteRider Digital NR4000™, the world's first digital dive light, is the microprocessor which literally adds brains to the lighting system. While the microprocessor makes all the important decisions concerning light performance the diver can concentrate on what he or she is doing. In addition, every Digital NR4000™ shipped is certified to 300 feet in a water tank. Not just a sampling of NR4000™ lights, but every system.

NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems provides personal lighting for dive, bicycling, military, law enforcement, industrial, and recreational uses. Log onto NiteRider's website at www.niterider.com for complete product information.

The new Mask Marsoop™ Strap, from US Sport Optics, now carries an insurance policy. If you lose your mask, US Sport Optics will replace it for free. The Mask Marsoop™ is the newest patented invention in scuba mask protection. It floats your mask and quickly turns into a protective pouch, wrapping completely around your mask with soft neoprene.

The Mask Marsoop™ case and strap combination will float every mask and snorkel. The strap will not pull or tangle hair and is easy to adjust. It comes in assorted colors, including a special public safety diver version, and instructor model. Call US Sport Optics toll free at 888-627-7667 (1-888-Marsoop).

The new Holster version SEE/RESCUE® permits divers to carry the military-approved signaling device on their weight belt or buoyancy compensator. The compact and convenient SEE/RESCUE® Holster unit weighs six ounces and measures 6.5 inches (L) x 1.5 inches (W) x 1.5 inches (H); about the size of a pocket knife or cellular phone when worn on your belt .

The Holster version is the same unit that all branches of the military have now approved. The SEE/RESCUE® Holster unit has been visually detected during trials by aerial search and rescue parties from an altitude of up to 3,000 feet.

SEE/RESCUE® is a passive and continuous emergency distress signaling device that requires no batteries, chemicals, or electronics.

For further information, call 808-395-1688 or visit the SEE/RESCUE® website at www.SeeRescue.com