Frameless II DIVIDED SCREEN Mask

Tecline Frameless II: The Evolution of Low-Volume Design

Tecline's Frameless II is designed for divers who appreciate the flexibility of frameless masks but prefer the visual structure and compactness of two-lens models. Its distinctive feature is the divided screen, which allows the lenses to be positioned closer to the eyes compared to a traditional single-lens mask.

Technical Features and Strengths:

• "Divided Screen" Design: Unlike classic single-lens frameless masks, the Frameless II features two distinct tempered glass lenses molded directly into the silicone. This design reduces dead space in front of the nose, minimizing internal volume and making equalization and clearing almost instantaneous.
• Integrated Frameless Construction: The absence of a rigid external plastic frame makes the mask incredibly lightweight and hydrodynamic. Additionally, it allows the mask to be folded flat, making it an excellent choice as a backup mask to store in a BCD or drysuit pocket.
• High-Transparency Tempered Glass: The lenses offer crystal-clear vision and superior resistance to scratches and hydrostatic pressure, ensuring safety even in deep dives or confined environments.
• Surgical-Grade Black Silicone: The matte black silicone skirt is soft and conforms to a wide variety of face shapes. The black color is essential for technical divers and photographers, as it eliminates ambient light reflections that can disturb focus and cause eye strain.
• Micrometric Adjustment Buckles: The buckles are side-mounted and allow for precise adjustment of the strap tension, ensuring a watertight seal without having to over-tighten the mask against the face.

Why choose the Frameless II?

This mask is a true "hybrid" that offers the best of both worlds:

• Hydrodynamic Profile: Ideal for those who dive in currents or use a diver propulsion vehicle (DPV).
• Superior Comfort: The lack of a rigid frame eliminates painful pressure points on the bridge of the nose or forehead, typical of traditional masks after long dives.
• Versatility: Perfect as a primary mask for technical and recreational diving, but unbeatable as a backup mask due to its minimal bulk when stored.

Maintenance tip: As the silicone is molded directly onto the glass, it is normal for a thin layer of silicone to remain on the lenses. Before first use, a thorough cleaning with a degreasing cleaner is recommended to prevent fogging.