Made of rugged silicone, the Tidal Sports Roll-Up Snorkel rolls up tightly for easy travel or stowage in a BC pocket and pops open instantly when you need it.

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ScubaLab reviews 17 new dry, semi-dry and open-top snorkels.

This set includes a dual-lens Seac One mask made of supple liquid silicone and a Jet snorkel streamlined for reduced drag in the water.

With a low-profile dry top, this snorkel keeps water out by closing quickly and efficiently when submerged or hit by waves.

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Oceanic Showcases OceanSport Jacket BCD and new freediving gear for 2022.

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Snorkels save your tank air for bottom time and make waiting for boats or unexpected surface swims in choppy water easier. Here's all the reasons you need a snorkel.