As the guy behind the Double-Dome mask, THANK YOU for all the kudos. For non Double-Dome divers, you may think Ive tricked some ScubaBoard members into
drinking the Kool-Aid!!! :wave-smil
I also greatly appreciate constructive criticism perfection is an illusive target. Please know that we are always looking to make things better. :thinkingo
Bringing about a new paradigm in diving depends upon word of mouth, not mass hypnosis, so again, thank you!
RE two recent posts (I paraphrase):
1.
Post: I cant see my stomach area.
Answer: Three vertebrae in my neck are fused with a titanium plate -- fun at airport security
.
My ability to look downward is radically restricted, but I see my straps / pockets just fine by rotating my head 45-degrees left or right, angling my neck slightly down, and looking with one eye through the side curve. True, this is not stereoscopic, but it works great.
2.
Post: Not a wider view vs. my flat Rx masks.
Answer: In one case the poster sells flat masks. Ahem... I believe that "narrows" his viewpoint :58:
That said, MOST who have dove our mask have been underwhelmed by the view if they did not
first make a
proper A-to-B comparison
(fixed position). Even diving eye doctors with over 1,000 logged dives have been
tricked by two powerful phenomena.
Over 80 threads on ScubaBoard mention
HydroOptix - just use the Search window in the top-right of any SB page.