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The best snorkel for freediving in Northern California

You can't go too wrong with whatever snorkel you buy, and it won't be a deal breaker for a dive day. Although many freedivers in calmer, tropical waters prefer an open-top snorkel for better airflow, I personally recommend you get a "dry" snorkel if you are going to freedive in the Pacific ocean.
  • Dry
    Open-top snorkels are appropriate in calm conditions, like lakes, but for the Pacific ocean, a dry-top snorkel which provides protection from waves is a safer choice.
  • Easy to unclip
    The best snorkels unclip easily from your mask, allowing you to store your mask in a case after every dive, which extends its life. For unclipping, a hinged mechanism is better than a static clip.
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