Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer

Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer

$699.99
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Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer
  • Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer
Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer

Mares Puck 4 Mission 2 Dive Computer

A hose-mounted console pairing the Puck 4 dive computer with an analogue cylinder-pressure gauge in one protective housing.

$699.99

The Dive360 Take

The Puck 4 Mission 2 suits divers who prefer their computer and pressure gauge together in one console. The Puck 4 handles depth, time and decompression information, while the analogue gauge keeps cylinder pressure clearly in view beside it.

The protective housing has two attachment eyelets, making it straightforward to secure the console within reach. Bluetooth log downloads and a replaceable computer battery add useful convenience between dives. If you like your instruments gathered in one place, this keeps things nicely organised without adding another watch to your wrist.

The serious stuff
  • Mares Puck 4 Mission 2, existing model 414431-BK7 IN.
  • Puck 4 computer paired with an analogue cylinder-pressure gauge in a hose-mounted console.
  • Bühlmann ZH-L16C algorithm with adjustable gradient factors.
  • Air, nitrox and bottom timer modes; up to three air/nitrox gas mixes.
  • Segment LCD with single-button control and backlight.
  • Bluetooth dive-log transfer and firmware updates through the Mares or MySSI app.
  • User-replaceable CR2450 computer battery.
  • Pressure gauge with brass case, technopolymer window and phosphorescent dial.
  • Thermoplastic elastomer console housing with two attachment eyelets and a shaped grip.
Why we like it

It brings the main computer information and cylinder-pressure reading together in a familiar format. The protective housing and attachment points make it practical to stow.

The Puck 4 adds Bluetooth and adjustable gradient factors to a simple console setup. That is useful modern convenience without changing the way you carry your instruments.

Who we recommend it to

Recreational divers who prefer a hose-mounted computer and analogue pressure gauge together, including those building a first regulator setup or replacing an older console.

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