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This mask has a remarkable fit. Not only does it fit most people, including those with small faces, but also most people with facial hair such as beards and mustaches.

You must be a certified scuba diver and should be completely familiar with all the operational features of the mask before diving it in open water. It is recommended that you first dive in a calm, clear body of water such as a swimming pool, if possible, to become completely familiar with all the operational features of the mask. While it's operation is not complicated, the diver should be able to adjust the regulator for optimal breathing as well as unmount, mount and clear the pod.

The masks can be configured to use various wireless and hard wire communications systems. We do not sell the communications hardware. Ask us for recommendations on communications.

Until the SuperMask® was introduced, all full-face masks had one major drawback. If your regulator or gas supply failed, you had to remove the whole mask to gain access to an alternate source of breathing gas. With the Supermask®, switching to an alternate gas source is as simple as unlatching the pod from the mask and mounting another pod or simply using another second stage regulator. If your alternate air source is another SuperMask® pod, your communications will remain operable.

The removable scuba pod is a unique feature in a full face mask. The mask may also be used in the surface supplied mode. Multiple scuba pods may be used with different gas options while retaining the advantages of a full face mask.

The mask frame and rigid components are made of a variety of high impact plastics. The flexible face seal is made of the highest quality silicone that conforms to the divers face.

The eye/nose cavity seals under the nose in the same manner as a standard scuba mask. The mask is also designed to work with various communications configurations.

The case (p/n 420-101) is an integral part of the design, building & shipping of the precision made interior workings of the KMACS-5. We therefore do not offer the KMACS-5 without the case. All KMACS-5s leave our factory installed into their cases.

We recommend Prescription Dive Masks (prescriptiondivemasks.com) due to their extensive experience with our products. They have been included in our user guide since the product’s initial market release and have worked on many M-48 MOD-1s and M-48 SuperMasks®.

To install prescription lenses, we recommend contacting Prescription Dive Masks and sending them your mask; they will handle the rest. Although other providers may offer similar services, we specifically recommend Prescription Dive Masks due to their familiarity with our products and established procedures.

We are sorry but there are no plans to produce a stainless steel SuperLite® 17B or 27 Helmet.

We do not make or handle Quick Disconnects (quick disconnect whip assembly - for between the sideblock emergency valve and the divers bailout bottle first stage regulator) but you would be able to source quick disconnects through many of our dealers. Please see our authorized dealers.

Adding non authorized coatings to a fiberglass shell will condemn the shell and void the warranty on the helmet.  There are currently no approved coatings for a fiberglass shell.  A list of authorized coatings have been approved for our stainless steel shells, however applying these coatings will void the warranty on the helmet.  Please contact your Kirby Morgan Dealer for more info.