diVing enthusiasts
David Blaine Kevin Costner
Master Stunt Artist/Magician Actor, Producer, Director
In May, 2006 David Blaine relied on Atomic I have had difficulty in the past finding a
Aquatics products as he was submerged mask that fits, so I was extremely excited
underwater for an entire week - longer to find your Frameless mask. It fits great
than any other human being...ever! Blaine and gives me a wide field of view to take
stayed underwater breathing an Atomic in all there is to see of this waterworld.
Aquatics T2 for countless hours at a time. You would think that it would have been
He was very impressed with the Atomic the easiest thing to find but it has been
Aquatics T2 and SubFrame mask stating the hardest. Everything underwater begins
that the regulator breathed flawlessly with the basic desire to see and enjoy, I’m
throughout the week and left him without glad my search is over!
any jaw fatigue or soreness in the mouth.
Edward Norton
Anthony Robbins
Actor, Producer, Screenwriter,
International Motivational
and Director
Speaker
Recently Edward purchased two
“Throughout my life I have always strived
Atomic Aquatics T2 Titanium regulators
to bring performance to the next level. In
and two SS1 Titanium safe second stages.
order to achieve the best results I have
“I wanted the best equipment available to
learned it is necessary to use the best
use during a marine life research project
products available. As a diving enthusiast
off the coast of California at Catalina
and owner of a diving resort, I only want to
Island. When it came to buying equipment,
use the highest quality products available.
Atomic Aquatics was an easy choice.
The Atomic Aquatics regulators provide an
The T2 and SS1 has performed flawlessly
unsurpassed level of reliability and safety.”
every dive.”
Bob Talbot Wyland
Marine photographer, Marine Life Artist
Filmmaker, and
Wyland is an accomplished painter,
Environmentalist
sculptor, photographer, writer and
Bob Talbot has combined
SCUBA diver. As one of America's leading
his unique visual style and
contemporary artists, Wyland's marine life
storytelling ability with state-
paintings and murals are highly regarded
of-the-art entertainment
around the world as unique creative
technologies to create
influences in building awareness for the
intimate ocean experiences on film. Among
conservation of our ocean environments.
his many accomplishments are millions of
During one of his many dive trips, Wyland
lithographs distributed around the world
received the recommendation of his friend,
and significant motion picture work. Talbot
photographer Stephen Frink, to dive
filmed the wildlife sequences for the
with an Atomic SubFrame Mask. He now
Warner Bros. series of FREE WILLY feature
relies on the UltraClear lens and wide
films and Universal Pictures’ FLIPPER in
field of view of his Atomic mask to witness
addition to other notable productions.
the beauty of the aquatic world for
his crucial work.
Bob Talbot and Atomic Aquatics became
Atomic is proud to partner with
acquainted during the DEMA show in
The Wyland Foundation, which is
1991. “His work was just so much better
dedicated to promoting, protecting,
than anything else we had ever seen,
and preserving the world's oceans,
stunning photos of whales—absolutely
waterways and marine life. The foundation
the best!” As soon as Atomic Aquatics
encourages environmental awareness
was formed, Bob Talbot was one of
through education programs, public arts
the first people in the world to dive an
projects, and community events.
Atomic T1 Titanium regulator.
For more information, please visit
www.talbotproductions.com
www.wylandfoundation.org.
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