🤿 Mares ErgoDry Snorkel for Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Review

I mainly snorkel, dive under water every few minutes. This is my first dry pipe. I had no problems using it in the water. In fact, I switched so easily I forgot I had a new type of tube. So far I have not encountered the valve closing at the wrong time. Good airflow. I have a small mouth but the mouthpiece fits comfortably. I would buy again.

Would buy again, the silicone mouthpiece attaches to my goggles and is really effective at retaining water. Don't choke on water. The cap on the top of the tube is very effective in blocking water, never swallow water. It would be nice if headbands were recommended for him. The flexible mouthpiece and hose easily slide out of the way when not in use. Much better than hard plastic tubing.

This is a quality snorkel. It's a bit heavy compared to my old whistle. It fits my mouth perfectly with a high quality mouthpiece used in a regulator. I like the snap-on clip which makes it easy and quick to attach or remove the mask. The balance of use is really good and you don't have to bite down on the mouthpiece to keep it in place. Good, I will buy again and recommend to friends.

I bought this snorkel to try out a new dry valve breathing snorkel. I took it out on one of my shore dives and the whole dry valve and wave guard broke in the water. It's still a pipe, after all, so I'm not going to throw it away just yet. But if you're looking for a dry valve hose, save your money and look elsewhere. This particular tube is not very well made. I'm pretty sure it was broken in the packaging. Broken forever after one use.

I am very satisfied with this pipe. I've done hundreds of snorkeling trips and this is the first snorkel that hasn't left me exhausted and exhausted. This is pure joy. I never had to spit water, gasp for air. Went swimming with whales who were feeling severely seasick and this snorkel saved me. I just had to relax and look down. Every time I feel like diving, I get perfect air. Dive, swim and keep breathing.

I tried several handsets to find the right one and I think this might be it. We go to Aruba every year and snorkel a lot. I have a very small face and mouth so finding a snorkel that I can use comfortably for a long time was a real challenge. This is to keep water out or in place. The cork on top kept water out even when you were completely submerged.

Used for the first time (as an adult). I'm interested in trying out some of the competitors. Not sure if this is common with all dry whistles, but from time to time, not caused by water, the trap would close and I would inhale and get nothing. Normally I exhaled a little and inhaled a little and everything was fine. Although it caused some panic the first few times. After I got used to it, there were still a few times where I would perform my "pull off" routine and be out of breath before I…