Snorkel Vs. No Snorkel

[ProfessorAronnax]

I really want to see a tank explode-but not sure if I should take my snorkel? Any suggestions?

 

[Greg D.]

Speaking of which, I think I'll watch that video again .

there is a video? I'm taking a cylinder inspection class in a few weeks and I've heard they hve some good stuff to watch!!

 

[Diver Dennis]

there is a video? I'm taking a cylinder inspection class in a few weeks and I've heard they hve some good stuff to watch!!

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Greg in that case make sure your safety mask not on your forehead!

 

[ProfessorAronnax]

Lmao!!

 

[jeaniec27]

Well, it really is a personal decision...I myself do not wear my snorkel almost all the time, but there are the days of diving where it just looks a bit too choppy and maybe a snorkel would be nice to have for the surface. On boat diving in open water, if there is a lot of tall, choppy waves, it might be nice to have while you wait for the boat to pick you up...
I see it both ways....and like I said....personal preference....maybe once in awhile that annoying snorkel may just make your dive a bit more comfortable....

 

[Jamdiver]

Welcome to Scubaboard jeaniec27!

 

[Greg D.]

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Greg in that case make sure your safety mask not on your forehead!

What are you doing on SB shouldnt you be diving in the warm waters of mexico?

 

[Cold_H2O]

I agree. When in Mexico ... get off line and get diving...

 

[Greg D.]

What I wouldn't give to be in Mexico right now eating tacos, drinking Pacifico, and scuba diving!!!

 

[Greg D.]

I guess he took my advise anybody seen Dennis?