The Benefits of Snorkel for Freediving | Expert Advice for Beginner Freediver

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How useful a snorkel for Freediving? Use it or not?
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[@KAIZENFREEDIVING]

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[@sol3cito33]

Great instruction, thank you!

[@KAIZENFREEDIVING]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@ookiemand]

Can you please use a lavelear microphone? the noise in the background makes it hard to listen.Thanks!Another snorkel tip, buy a simple snorkel with a large diameter, it make for easier breathing.Also I don't use clips/straps because it is much faster to just stick it underneath the mask strap. Like you I attach a float so when I go down I can hand the snorkel off to my buddy knowing it wont sink and I don't need to deal with it's drag. This way me and my buddy can share a snorkel for line diving.I don't like valves on snorkels because sand and wear will make them leak at inconvenient times.For freediving and snorkelling I nowadays like a bright snorkel because it make me a bit easier to see by my buddy and boats.Clean you snorkel.Make sure it fits comfortably because when you're in for hours comfort is important.

[@KAIZENFREEDIVING]

Hi! Actually, my mic is pretty good, but this morning was A LOT of cicadas!! Haha About the valve. Agree with your point about the sand, but I don't remember when for the last 10 years of snorkeling/scuba diving/freediving I ever have a piece of send in my snorkel. Anyway it is true, if send come in, you should remove it For attachment - when I dive I always dive with a nose clip, so, no snorkel anyway. When do safety - sometimes attach it, sometimes under the strap, not a big difference in my opinion. About brightness - good point, though I wouldn't count on it to deal with boat traffic. We always use a float (my next video going to be about it) for recreational Freediving as well Thx for the feedback anyway! In what part of the world are you Freediving? :-)

[@ookiemand]

Thanks for the reply. I'm diving mostly in Netherlands; and that is cold and dark, and mostly not deeper then 20m. however we do a lot of practice for when we go on vacation to a place with blue waters, such as this year's World Championship in France.At this moment we're still doing dynamics in the pool, but I plan on getting out soon in my 7mm.

[@svitlanagaidai2312]

@@KAIZENFREEDIVING I had once sand in a snorkel. It happens mostly not when you dive, but when you put your snorkel next to you while sunbathing.

[@bangrachan1604]

USE

[@KAIZENFREEDIVING]

:-)

[@svitlanagaidai2312]

And I am in love with purge snorkels! It's so much easier And I like solid snorkel - I hold it with my mouth only and its not "falling". So I don't need to attach it to mask strap. and its much more comfy to leave it on a buoy.

[@KAIZENFREEDIVING]

Agree!