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Handy Items to Include in a Save-a-Dive Kit Instructional Video This instructional video covers the features and benefits of a Save a Dive Kit. You can take it along on all your trips and it saves your dive - after all, it is better to go diving than to watch diving. A Save a Dive Kit usually includes: Hard Plastic Water Resistant Mask Box, Silicone Mask Strap, Silicone Snorkel Retainer, Stainless Steel Weight Keeper, Deluxe Silicone Mouthpiece, 3 Mouthpiece Ties, 6 Common Sized O-Rings, 1" Replacement Buckle.