Dive Snorkel Collection, Scuba, Freediving, Swimming Snorkels Snorkels

Dive Snorkel Collection, Scuba, Freediving, Swimming Snorkels

One Stop Dive offers a wide range of high-quality and colourfull snorkels. Whether you're a snorkel trip company, a dive center or scuba diver, snorkeler you'll find one  that will suit your needs.  

Sherwood Scuba  snorkels are known for their innovative designs and superior performance. Their low profile snorkels are perfect for scuba divers who want a streamlined design that won't get in the way, while their dry snorkels use advanced technology to prevent water from entering the tube.

IST Proline  snorkels are designed with the serious snorkeler in mind. Their flexible, contoured mouthpieces ensure maximum comfort, while their purge valves make it easy to clear any water that gets in the tube.

Genesis Scuba  snorkels are built to last, with rugged construction and high-quality materials. Their dry snorkels use a splash guard to prevent water from entering the tube, while their semi-dry snorkels have a top that seals shut to prevent splashing water from entering.

No matter which brand you choose, you can trust that our snorkels are of the highest quality and will provide you with a comfortable and enjoyable snorkeling or diving experience.

There are several types of snorkels available, each designed for specific uses and preferences:

1. Standard Snorkel - This is the most basic type of snorkel, consisting of a simple tube with a mouthpiece. It is suitable for most snorkeling activities and is a good choice for beginners.

2. Dry Snorkel - A dry snorkel has a special valve or mechanism that prevents water from entering the tube, making it ideal for snorkeling in rough water or when diving below the surface.

3. Semi-Dry Snorkel - A semi-dry snorkel has a splash guard at the top of the tube to prevent water from entering while snorkeling on the surface. However, it is not fully waterproof and may let in some water when diving below the surface.

4. Purge Snorkel - A purge snorkel has a valve at the bottom of the tube that allows the user to easily expel any water that enters the tube, making it a good choice for divers who want a quick and easy way to clear their snorkel.

5. Flexible Snorkel - A flexible snorkel has a flexible section near the mouthpiece, which allows it to be adjusted for a more comfortable fit.

6. Roll-up Snorkel - A roll-up snorkel can be rolled up for easy storage and transportation, making it a good choice for travelers or snorkelers who want a compact and lightweight option.

Each type of snorkel is designed for specific uses and preferences, and choosing the right one will depend on your individual needs and the type of snorkeling you plan to do.