Scuba divers, what is your favorite regulator mouthpiece? Why? - scuba mouthpiece
I love my Mares regs, but the speaker was not the most comfortable, so I'm looking forward to another for them. Suggestions?
Thank you!
PS I'm so sad ... Suit season is fast approaching in the Midwest, and since I do not dive dry suit, but if you have to go somewhere warm in winter, is diving not only for me, until that spring ... !!!!! boooooo
Scuba Mouthpiece Scuba Divers, What Is Your Favorite Regulator Mouthpiece? Why?
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I use mercury. They are a bit expensive, but actually reduce the fatigue of the jaw. They are a custom fit, but the real adjustment. Put the mouthpiece in boiling water for one minute, remove, let cool a bit, put it in his mouth and chew. Hold for 10 seconds and that's all. A nozzle on your teeth and jaw shape. Very comfortable and close all other efforts to keep, even if your friend is a kick in the face.
I believe there are others on the market now with several brands. I do not know, I have mine for 10 years. Yup take so long.
Edit: As you know, they're still in business http://www.seacure1.com/customiz.htm, heres a link
Edit: Lachica, if your suit is a 7mm wetsuit, no reason to stop. I dip the ice from time to time here in one, even though my nose dry suit. It depends only on the dive. The hand of sleep after 30 minutes, even with gloves well. :)
I had a titanium reg LX which I love. It came with a comfort-shaped nozzle. He is black, but the rubber is very smooth and slippery. Not just what it is in my mouth. I live in Missouri and diving throughout the year with our combinations. Get a heavy, are much cheaper than dry suits. (although) I take a dry suit. Let's start the New Year's Day, if you are interested in Oronogo.
I had a titanium reg LX which I love. It came with a comfort-shaped nozzle. He is black, but the rubber is very smooth and slippery. Not just what it is in my mouth. I live in Missouri and diving throughout the year with our combinations. Get a heavy, are much cheaper than dry suits. (although) I take a dry suit. Let's start the New Year's Day, if you are interested in Oronogo.
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