Are dry snokels really dry

[El Buzo Loco]

My Dacor was advertised as such, but isn't...how about yours?

 

[Damselfish]

Hyperdry, I think. It is quite good, and certainly much drier than a snorkel without those features.

I wouldn't have one just for diving as it's little bulkier and I rarely use one for diving, but it's great for snorkeling.

 

[DeepTechScuba]

Ocean Master is completely dry. It is best for freediving however, because it keeps water out of your mouth. Its not so great for scuba, because it traps air and then flops around.

 

[MercutioATC]

Very dry but it traps too much air for scuba. I'm replacing it with a folding snorkel that I can deploy when necesary and saving the Ocean Master for snorkeling.

 

[DiveTub]

Cause I dont use a snorkel :boom:

Of course I use one when I am in class

 

[jbichsel]

I only use it diving when in a class, but use it like crazy snorkeling with my daughters, by myself, during surface intervals.

I actually get cotton mouth.

 

[perpet1]

only one I use is an OLD non purge snorkle that I found on the bottom. Works great (when Ineed to have one). Most of the time it stays in the bag. NO sense in spending real money on a snorkle. I know some friends that have old kiddy snorkels that they use only when forced to use on by a DM to proove a point. Mine is not a kiddy snorkle but it is nothing special.

 

[Big-t-2538]

From what I've seen...it depends on the snorkel....

and from what I've used...I have no idea, b/c snorkels are for snorklin....I hate snorkels....I think I might put on on my christmas tree this year as that is the only real use I have for one....oh yeah....that and classes....damn classes

 

[ScubaRon]

Waves, rain, freediving...not a drop gets inside. The only drawback is that it is somewhat bulky.
ScubaRon