Ocean Reef – intro

"I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and sky, and all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by, and the wheel's kick and the wind's song and the white sail's shaking, and a gray mist on the sea's face, and a gray dawn breaking ..."

John Masefield

Ocean Reef Neptune System
in the last 50 years scuba diving has evolved from an activity used by military and commercial divers and a few experts into a hobby for millions of people throughout the world. In the last 20 years improvements in equipment have completely changed the way we dive, increasing safety and comfort.!

Masks and regulators have traditionally been separate units in recreational diving.

Since all humans breathe primarily through their nose while at the same time use their mouth for communication isn't it reasonable to conclude that making the mask and regulator two separate units is relatively unna- tural. By making the mask and regulator separate we allow the rest of the face to be exposed to the elements thus losing precious body heat. By integrating these systems we solve several pro- blems. We are thermally more efficient, we can communicate, we have a much better "field of vision" and we are much more comfortable. The Ocean Reef challenge for the new millennium is based on the above premises. Ocean Reef introduced an integrated system, mask and regulator, with an underwater communications system. The Ocean Reef NEPTUNE SYSTEM is the future of scuba diving! The evolution of the human race has accelerated to the point that today a child is able to easily perform tasks that adults were unable to accomplish 100 years ago. We are capable and should expect to use more sophisticated and complete systems. We are able to
dive like real "aquanauts" to explore and conquer the last frontier on the planet: The Oceans!