🏊 Lap Swimming Snorkel for Adults – Advanced Snorkeling Gear for Training in Pools and Open Water. Center Mount Silicone Mouthpiece with One-Way Purge Valve – FOCEVI Swim Snorkel. Review

I've been swimming laps an hour a day for the last 5 months. I see other swimmers using the snorkel so I decided to give it a try and of course I'm glad I did! I read the reviews and chose this one. Very happy with quality, fit and functionality. Helped me make my workouts much more efficient and I highly recommend this product!

I like this new model. I can adjust it better and hold it with the provided screwdriver. It's much more convenient than the old model. Finally, this design allows more CO2 to escape under the mouthpiece. That means more oxygen and longer non-stop swimming! All makes this a great investment!

It looks and feels a bit fancy at first glance, but it serves its purpose. I just started swimming and I'm not a pro. I have advanced skills, but I wanted to do cardio without trying to learn how to "breathe as you swim." I was advised to buy a drying tube to keep my head and neck level. That works great. I find myself trying to control my breathing better, so I'm still doing my job. yes i recommend it

I've researched many different types of snorkels and decided to stick with the Focevi. I liked that the company talked about not being the biggest company but they were committed to doing what was best and safest for people. I went with them and I'm glad I did. They are very convenient and easy to use. Just a complaint? My granddaughter says they need to do some pink and purple lol.

I am not a professional swimmer and this is what I get from watching all the experienced swimmers in the training center. They all use tubes. So I bought them and kept them in my bag until the right moment when it was just kids. I've tried it and it's great. I wouldn't use them all the time because I've read how your CO2 levels change, but I've finished my workout doing 6-10 laps with them. I need a nose plug during use.

This particular whistle was requested as a possible Christmas present for a family member who wants to practice laps at our Y's Swiming. a swimming pool recently converted into a seawater pool. Getting water in her mouth from the spray generated while swimming circles on the adjacent lane, or from her own hand as she turned her face to breathe in air, was much more annoying in the salt water. It is hoped that a backwash snorkel will make swimming more comfortable. I bought one then. Neither of…

This is my third tube. The first was similar in style (middle) and made to the industry standard and cost almost twice the price of this one. About a week later it started dripping. So I returned them and then just bought the standard sidewear from the local sporting goods store. It worked longer but also started leaking. So I bought this one and while it's very good it doesn't leak. The foam padding in the forehead contact area, which is comfortable, is positive compared to the more expensive…

I bought this snorkel based on other reviews and because of the larger padded section to fit the head. (My previous tube was finis) So far I like the tube and find it works pretty well - it definitely stays in place unlike my other tube which often tossed from side to side. The tube attaches easily and requires little adjustment. A few things I wish they could improve - the smell of the mouthpiece is quite strong. I hope that with time and exposure to pool chlorine the smell will dissipate. I'm

I have had and have been using this training hose for about three months now. Pros: It does what a training snorkel is supposed to do when it comes to getting in the pool and being able to swim (for the most part) with your neck and head in the same place. Cons: Totally uncomfortable. I've adjusted the strap and headband and just can't find a sweet spot, at least for me. It causes some pressure and discomfort no matter what. In addition, its length (breathing tube) and shape are insufficient to