Stable Scuba Diving 🤿 and Snorkeling Snorkel by Riffe Review

The best whistle I have ever used. I've tried both regular J-tubes and another drying tube with a competitor's purge valve and yet the Riffe Stable tube is still the best. Definitely helped me be more relaxed while diving, the waves aren't penetrating my snorkel like they used to. Compared to other drying hoses, this one is very light and doesn't pull at all. I've tried this with freediving and had no problems with dragging.

I've been snorkeling the Big Island for the past few Hawaiian months and this is one of my favorite pieces of swimwear. The hydrodynamic shape allows for very efficient swimming upside down with a snorkel attached to the mask strap. I occasionally dive to depths of over 20m and this snorkel met my diving expectations. The purge valve works efficiently - keep it free of sand, it will work great. Aha

Yes, it is more expensive than a standard tube, but the design, functionality and materials make up for the extra price. The main tube is made out of a nice flexible hard rubber or vinyl material and the mouthpiece is made out of a nice soft silicone. This tube fits snugly in the mouth without pinching the corners of the mouth or gums. I stepped on this pipe and it doesn't crack - not cheap plastic. I would describe this pipe as a semi dry pipe, the top is in the shape of a shark fin. It's very

This handset is a real find. Excellent materials in combination with excellent design. The hose itself is made of silicone, not hard plastic like most hoses. This is great when it comes to the overall durability of the tube. Have you ever stepped on a pipe and heard it crackle? You won't be there and won't worry about a cracked shaft. The hold works surprisingly well and requires very little effort. The clip that attaches to the mask strap works great. If you are looking for a tube for…

I really like this snorkel despite the 4 stars. I have never had salt water in my mouth like the cheap hose I had before and the flush valve works very well. I noticed when blowing the water out after a dive there was nothing to flush but it blew the lid off and lots of bubbles came out of the valve in front of my face. My only complaint. The plastic has to be a bit big or something for my mouth and wears down my gums a bit after a while. Maybe I'm just not paying attention and I'm holding it…

Much better than a regular handset. After using it on several dives I haven't had a single problem with this product. This snorkel has an ergonomic mouthpiece/flush unlike any other snorkel available and you will NOTICE the difference. The mask attachment buckle snaps on and off easily, making separating my mask and snorkel easier than ever. One feature that I think Riff underestimates is the flexibility of the tube. No matter what vinyl it's made of, it's incredibly stable when you're moving…

Spent 7 days in the British Virgin Islands with this snorkel. Lots of surface dives and some free dives at around 30ft depth. What I like about it: 1.) Snap-on mask clip. facilitates tube transport and adjustment along the mask strap. 2.) Sliding function on the mask clip. It's very easy to adjust the height of the hose so that it doesn't twist your mouth. 3.) The aquadynamic shape of the hose prevents swaying during rapid ascents. simple but awesome. Also, he did everything a good whistle…