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REGULATOR MOUTHPIECE SILICONE HD

CRERGACEHZ790094C

REGULATOR MOUTHPIECE SILICONE HD

€6.00

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CRERGACEHZ790094C

REGULATOR MOUTHPIECE SILICONE HD

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Special regulator mouthpiece for divers who prefer stable and durable mouthpieces.

Black surgical silicone of medium-high hardness (60º shore).
Thick and rigid body for optimum stability of the regulator in the mouth.
Reinforced nipples in the bite area with very fine and soft rounded lips.
Can be used not only for private use but also as a diving center mouthpiece due to its great resistance without compromising comfort.

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