Mask strap 16 mm

Neoprene Strap with Velcro Closure – Tecline

This strap is the ideal solution for divers who want to eliminate the classic silicone strap, which often causes discomfort or sudden breakages. Thanks to its hook-and-loop fastening system, it offers quick adjustment and extremely even pressure distribution.

Product Features

• Premium Material: Made of high-quality double-lined neoprene. The material is chosen for its residual elasticity and resistance to hydrostatic compression, keeping the mask securely in place even at depth.
• Velcro Fastening System: The ends of the strap are equipped with ultra-resistant hook & loop surfaces. This allows the strap to be passed through the mask's slots and folded back on itself, ensuring a secure fit without the need for bulky plastic buckles.
• Comfort-Fit Design: The central part of the strap is wider to correctly embrace the back of the neck. This design prevents the mask from slipping up or down, drastically improving comfort during long dives.
• TecLine Logo: The original TecLine logo is printed on the back, identifying the product as part of the technical equipment line (DIR/Technical Diving).

Technical and Practical Advantages

• Hair Protection: The soft neoprene surface prevents hair from getting tangled or pulled, a common problem with rubber or silicone straps.
• Mechanical Reliability: The absence of rigid plastic buckles reduces potential points of accidental breakage. The Velcro used is specific for marine use and maintains its adhesive strength even after numerous wet/dry cycles.


• Millimetric Adjustment: Unlike snap systems, Velcro allows you to find the exact tension needed to prevent water infiltration without excessively tightening the face.
• Hydrodynamic Profile: The flat and snug design reduces the mask's lateral bulk, minimizing the risk of snagging in confined environments or with other equipment.

Maintenance Tip:

After use in the sea, it is advisable to rinse thoroughly with fresh water, keeping the Velcro closed, to prevent salt crystals or sand from depositing between the fibers of the hook-and-loop system.