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Please read what Isofrane owners say:
http://www.thedivewatchconnection.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2113

The new ISOfrane arrived by FedEx today and I mounted it on the Ploprof. I think it’s killer. Almost better than the strap that came on the PP1200. Fits well, smells good, plenty long… I’m very pleased. Money well spent.

Suddha

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A few weeks ago, member “alexkarbo” posted a thread wondering what was up with http://www.isofrane.com. It piqued my interest because last year, I’d heard a rumor that Isofrane may be making a comeback. Since hearing, I was hoping they would make a return, as I’ve been looking for a high quality, non-silicone, vintage-inspired strap to mate to my vintage Aquadive Model 50.

Using a bit of “moderator magic” I was able to contact Isofrane to see if I could get some samples to review for you guys, and to test for myself. They were very responsive and sent two straps with the three buckles that they’ll be offering. Their first model strap is a PloProf style(for lack of a better term) but if you’re familiar with vintage divers, other makers used the same style too. They did tell me that there will be other models/styles available soon, so it sounds like there will be lots to look forward to from Isofrane.

Now just so we’re clear, this review is completely uninfluenced by “feebies”, discounts etc. While these straps and buckles were sent to me free of charge, I will be returning them as soon as the review is complete.

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ISOfrane Is Back! And Along With It, 1970s Diver-chic Style

Resurrected by the Synchron watch group, who happen to be the same people behind the rebirth of another ?70s icon, the DOXA dive watch, the new ISOfrane straps are true to their heritage while bearing several improvements. The new strap looks almost identical to the original, with its trademark angle-cut end, longitudinal channels and slotted tang adjustments. On closer examination, the new ISOfrane is thicker but softer, with a beefier, screwed-in buckle in place of the stamped steel one on the original. The back of the strap still retains the horizontal texturing that keeps it from sliding around on a wet neoprene sleeve.

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It’s not easy to excite the entire watch community with the release of a new strap, especially one made of rubber… But when that release is the reissue of a rare vintage band by a brand that was long defunct, even we watchnerds sit up and take notice, or in DeskDivers case, put fingers on keyboards.

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I received a production sample of the new ISOfrane strap two weeks ago and have been wearing it around the clock since then. I haven’t dived it, but it’s been wet and sweaty and stretched and otherwise treated…like any other rubber strap I own, i.e. rough.

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