Scubapro Nexus Semi-Dry Snorkel

Quality product relative of the ScubaPro name brand.

it worked for scalloping in mostly calm water. didn't get any water enter from top but this could have been due to the seas being calm inshore. i had no issues with it

ScubaPro quality - well made with quality materials would expect from ScubaPro. Mouthpiece is comfortable, clip to attach to mask is easy to attach to mask strap and to take off when not wanted (much easier than the Tusa Hyperdry snorkel attachment if changing masks). It is semi-dry so expect some water to get in from the top from waves or when going under. Clears easily

My last snorkel was the ScubaPro Shotgun. I purchased that one in 1988 when I was 14. I lost it in a heavy surf exit last winter and it broke my heart. This snorkel has so far lived up to all my expectations as well. If you are going to spend a lot on a snorkel, it had better stay out of the way when you are diving and be there when you hit the surface and want to go off air. Durable, well made, and stays out of the way when I need it the most. Great job!

I go under waterfalls, through rapids, and in the surf. Round snorkels get wobbly in the current... this one doesn't. It is an oval shape which means it has a high capacity but a lower overall cross section. For me that is a good thing.It also has a purge valve on the bottom, and a unique design on the top... so even in rough water and waterfalls I can do what I really need to do... BREATHE! I lost my original one... and buying this as a replacement... no other one will do.Don't take my word for it... see for yourself... http://youtu.be/GhQ6nSG1ESc?t=2m30s