Looking for the perfect snorkeling package?

 

If you are planning to go snorkeling, the first thing you should do is get the perfect fitting snorkeling gear. Our snorkeling packages have everything from fins, masks, and snorkels. Divers supply snorkeling packages are one of the best you can get in the market as we offer high-quality snorkeling supplies at an affordable rate. You can have your pick from a myriad of different snorkeling gears depending on the activity you have planned and the proficiency level you have. The high-end material of our products makes us one of the most sought-after destinations for snorkeler's supplies. We also offer a full manufacturer's warranty on all our items.

Here are a few of our snorkeling packages:

  • Cressi Palau Laf Set Pink M/L
  • Edge Kids Mask Fin Snorkeling Package
  • Tusa Solla Snorkeling Package
  • Cressi Duke Full Face Snorkeling Set
  • Head Tarpon 2 Barracuda Dry Set

How to choose the perfect snorkeling gear?

When buying snorkeling gear, compare the various fits and features and purchase the one that suits you best. A few things to keep in mind while choosing a snorkeling package are:

 

·        The snorkel mask should fit your face perfectly,

·        The mask strap should be adjustable to offer comfort,

·        Inspect the snorkel breathing apparatus, and

·        Examine the long end of the snorkel that stays above water.

 

What kind of snorkel do you use for freediving?

The kind of snorkel you use depends on your level of expertise as a freediver. While freedivers who do it as a hobby breathe up through the snorkel and keep it attached to the mask. The more common way is to wear the snorkel under the mask strap. The most comfortable ones are the soft rubber/silicone snorkel that doesn't cause any pain or discomfort against the head.

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