MAK52580
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touche deepsix... don't forget it can be used as a makeshift beer bong. The snorkel saved several the day at several parties when I was in college.
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sharkmasterbc:Comming soon to a dive centre near you.
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Just think of the possible elimination of failure points, no
o-rings, no tanks or manifolds and if you get into a siltout...just follow the snorkel out
sharkmasterbc:Comming soon to a dive centre near you.
Extended Range Snorkelling
Snorkel Switching
Deep Snorkelling
Wreck Snorkelling
Multi Snorkel/Deco Snorkelling
and if you want to go pro, try the Snorkelmaster Course
Answer: ScubaPro snorkle: $50.00.bcsean:Maybe it's time the organizations look at why you need a snorkel to scuba dive?
Rick Inman:Question:
Answer: ScubaPro snorkle: $50.00.
Question:d33ps1x:I'm confused. Scubapro has a grand total of 8 doorstops to coose from:
http://www.scubapro.com/products/fms/snorkels/snorkels.asp
What are you saying?...
bcsean:Maybe it's time the organizations look at why you need a snorkel to scuba dive?
I/m saying that as long as an LDS can make a 15.00 profit on a snorkel, they'll sell 'em.Rick Inman:Answer: ScubaPro snorkle: $50.00.