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Snorkels |
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| Eagle Z1 P3A Dry Snorkel | TUSA SP-170 Semi-Dry | TECH II Semi-Dry |
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| Eagle Z1 P-3 Self Draining | Mask & Snorkel Set | Snorkel Vest |
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What to Look for in a Snorkel? |
| The snorkel is still the best low cost safety device. It allows a diver to rest, observe, and travel upon the surface the greatest distance with the least energy expenditure. |
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Dry Snorkel |
| The snorkel top "shuts off" when submerged and automatically "opens up" when you surface. It is a fail safe and time tested device that allows a snorkeler or diver the benefit from never having to clear a snorkel of water when it is in use. This snorkel is guaranteed to be 100% dry |
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Semi Dry Snorkel |
| At the top of the snorkel, many manufacturers offer a "deflector" type device that discourages water from entering the snorkel. |
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Purge Snorkel |
| These snorkels allow ease of clearing the snorkel of water. There is a one way valve at the bottom of the snorkel, so less air is used to clear it. |