Leviathan Scuba Tips & Tricks Diving With a Mustache
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- Diving with a mustache can be challenging and sometimes frustrating. Freddy guides the facially folically fortunate through some tips and tricks for having a great dive with facial hair. More specifically, a mustache.
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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:26 - The Trouble With Mustaches
00:52 - Mustache Types
01:25 - What the Heck Do You Do?
01:38 - Shave It Off
02:44 - Goop It Up
02:55 - A Warning About Some Products
03:58 - Products Made for Mustaches
05:42 - Another Strategy
06:23 - Pressurizing Your Mask
08:20 - A Little Water in Your Mask
09:28 - Thoughtful Design of Some Masks
10:30 - Full Face Masks
10:57 - Closing
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Freddy, thank you so much for all the good info you have provided through so many videos. Your honest open attitude with no "sales pitch" makes me wish you were my local dealer.
Thank you. We try to keep it the NO BS truth. More to come soon. Freddy
Good stuff to know for me. I'm one of those that really hates shaving, because I look like a child with a receding hairline without facial hair. I have my first dive for getting my certification here in a couple days, this will definitely come in handy for deciding what works for me.
I hope you got your certification. Thanks for watching. Freddy
Thanks for the video guys. As you mentioned, a bearded bloke for 40 or so years I trim underneath the nose 1/4 inch or so with the electric shaver (no comb just bare blades) then shave it right down to the skin with a disposable blade. If it's a bit stubbly after a few days a little Burts Beeswax does the trick. Works very well. Thanks again.
Yeah, what he said! My sentiments exactly. Thanks for watching, more to come soon. Freddy
The best, as usual👍
You are very kind Elias. More to come soon. Freddy
Great information explained very well.
Very kind. Thanks for watching. More to come soon. Freddy
Great video! Never knew of or thought about using a masking seal. Beeswax, soft- got it! I live in Israel and I can get that! My religion requires a beard (Jewish) so no option. Thanks!!
Thanks for watching. More to come soon. Shalom brother. Hope you are safe. Freddy
thanks for all you do bud i've really learned a lot on this channel, i snorkel a few times a year in the cayo coco cuba area and been doing recreational snorkeling for many years (im now 64) its so difficult in my area of canada to find a dive shop equipped to fit my face its very hit and miss for sure, wonder if you'd have any suggestions?? i have and old tusa that is about 20years old could use a new one soon.
thanks again for all your very cool videos
marc in eastern canada
Hey Marc, thanks for the kind comments. There are masks that fit a larger percentage of faces over others. We do pretty good visually. If you want to send a photo of upper torso and head. Front and side, we can get really close. Of course with anything going through the mail there is the risk that it doesn't fit and you send it back. Make sure you look up the video how a mask should fit. After watching that you can let us know how your current Tusa mask actually fits. We will know the mask and can make some adjustments.
Of course if there is a dive shop near you, then use the lesson in our video and see if you can find one local. Our shop email address is Dive@CoralKeyscuba.com. Freddy
Thanks for the video, was great. I personally dont like sticky stuff on my face so first option is great just a little shave ubder the noose and bobs your uncle.
I just snorkel for now. Have a nice camera housing for my Sony A6400.
Cheers from New zealand
That camera will do excellent for you. Make sure you bring lotsa light with you. Freddy
What do you recommend for divers that wear reading glasses?
Soft contacts are your cheapest option. There are numerous products for adding readers to your current mask. And you can add lenses to a new mask. They can glue them in or you can get prescription. Thanks for watching more to come soon. Freddy