OL'B4BC
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Anyone used the Oceanic Ultra Dry snorkel. Are they as good as they claim for staying clear of water?
Oceanic Ultra Dry
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OL'B4BC:
We are confident enough that each rep got a bunch to give away free to dealers that hadn't tried it yet to give it a go. They all buy them now.
Like all Oceanic gear you have a 30 day satisfaction period, if you don't like it return it, don't worry about the dealer because we take it back from them no questions asked.
I just bought one two weeks ago, and i think it works great! Is it a 100% dry? No Way! It's more like 80% dry. You can dive down, and come up without blowing out. It does block some waves. I've tried a Tusa semi-dry, and i think this works a little better. I don't think theres such a thing as a 100% dry snorkel. I do think this is a great snorkel, and would buy it again.
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I've had mine for a couple months now... works great... occasionally the flapper will slap shut on inhale preventing you from taking a breath (mostly due to an awkward head position) but does exactly what it claims...keeps the water out.
I really like this snorkel and would recommend it to anyone that uses one.
I really like this snorkel and would recommend it to anyone that uses one.
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