Snorkeling Sets

[~Pisces~]

Does anyone know a good beginner snorkeling set? One that is under $80.00ish dollar, but still works properly and does not leak? Any ideas are belcome

 

[DMDavid]

If you're looking for online sales you might want to try Scubatoys.com or Divers Direct.


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- FB-Florida Scuba Diver

 

[diver_doug]

Well, any snorkeling set around $80 should be fairly decent (although I would say really good sets start at about $125 for mask/snorkel/fins) but there's no guarantees about not leaking...if the mask fits your face it won't leak, if doesn't fit properly then it will.

 

[Danielle's_Dives]

go to your local dive shop and try some masks on to see if you like it. No point in buying a cheaper set if you do not like the way it feels on your face.

 

[f86sabjf]

we got our stuff from a local dive shop that we felt comfi with. My mask was about what your asking to spend but I told them i was looking for stuff that would last a few years with the possibility of getting OW cert down the road.

 

[miassmaro98]

i bought a mask and snorkel set and was disappointed with it,so trust me and forum members piece out a set much better
in the long run

 

[cmburch]

For kits if the soft silicon skirt mask fits, the snorkel should be passable, the fins will be good until you can upgrade later and the carrying bag is included. I have purchased these for kids and they are OK. But the adult packages tend to have many problems with the fins. Check SCUBAtoys and LeisurePro. I would never buy a mask off the internet though unless I knew that it fit.


My kit consists of Aqualung Impulse 3 snorkel $27, SEADIVE TruVu Rayblocker Mask $45-80, and Apollo Uni Fullfoot fins $65. But I started off with a rubber mask, thin rubber fins, and a rubber/plastic snorkel about $45 total.


Some local dive shops may be expensive. My snorkel may be $45, mask $120, $100 Apollo rubber fins for the exact same equipment.

 

[tinypigmy]

have a look in scuba talent dive store