Testing some amazing freediving goggles at Y-40 - 40m./137ft.

I had the opportunity to test these goggle prototypes for freediving. They are filled with air and don't need to be equalised.
It make everybody hands-free, you can use a nose clip and equalise without using your hands.
Pretty amazing, hope to see them in shops soon!

[@marcmed2555]

Great!!

[@beastinout7291]

I'm completely confused, how do you hold you breath that long

[@Jakelol1980]

Really nice, would love to buy a pair or two ;)

[@emilecastelnuovo]

+Jakelol1980 I tried a prototype but they will soon be our on the market.
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[@Jakelol1980]

Emile Castelnuovo Thanks :)

[@dich1562]

wow... filled with air.. something new

[@emilecastelnuovo]

+DiCh yep soon available from facebook.com/hektometerTM/

[@dich1562]

Will wait for it :)

[@plumahoplita]

Hi Emile, what diving computer are you using?

[@edwardtfr]

Do you need to fill the goggles with water?

[@tristanclark6552]

What model gogs are they

[@PuneetSharma-rd9nu]

You weren't feeling the water pressure there

[@emilecastelnuovo]

+Mr. geared these are special prototype goggles that let you use a nose clip. They don't need to be equalised with air as they have a special soft silicon membrane that collapses with pressure without you losing the ability to see through the glass lenses

[@federicocozzi1977]

Ciao Emile, sono curioso! Ci puoi dire qualcosa di più su questi occhialini? S

[@emilecastelnuovo]

+Federico Cozzi ciao. Sono dei prototipi e a quanto pare saranno in produzionetra poco . Hanno una membrana di silicone all'interno e fuori sono rigidi la membrana di silicone collassa con la pressione lasciandoti comunque la visione attraverso il vetro frontale. La scocca rigida esterna è bucata in modo che l'acqua possa passare e permettere alla membrana di collassare. Mi hanno detto che sono stati testati fino a 50 metri oltre iniziano a diventare un pochettino fastidiosi però potrebbero arrivare fino a 55 60 .

[@emilecastelnuovo]

+Federico Cozzi facebook.com/hektometerTM/