Snorkel Sets

Snorkel sets bundle a mask, snorkel and often fins, for families and travellers heading to a lake, reef or resort beach. Fit comes first: a good mask seals with a gentle inhale through the nose and stays put without the strap. Then decide between dry-top snorkels, which close a float valve when a wave washes over, and semi-dry designs with a splash guard and purge valve.

CRESSI travel sets pair low-volume masks with compact fins that pack easily, while OutdoorMaster and Odoland offer kids and adult sizes with adjustable fins. Full-face masks suit calm-water surface swimming only. For cold Canadian lakes, a wetsuit extends your time in the water.

Brands include CRESSI, Jwintee and WACOOL.

Part of our diving & snorkelling range.

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Snorkel Sets: frequently asked questions

How do I check that a snorkel mask fits?

Place the mask on your face without the strap, inhale gently through your nose and let go. It should stay on by suction and the skirt should not touch your hairline. A hard inhale will hold almost any mask on, so keep it gentle.

What is the difference between a dry and a semi-dry snorkel?

A dry snorkel has a float valve at the top that seals when the tube dips under water. A semi-dry snorkel uses a splash guard to deflect waves and a purge valve at the bottom to clear any water that gets in.

Are full-face snorkel masks safe?

They are intended for relaxed snorkelling on the surface in calm water. Because exhaled air can collect inside, choose a design with separate breathing chambers, avoid strenuous swimming in one and never use it for free diving.

Sources: seaview180.com · scuba.com · scubadoctor.com.au

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