Slide on a little String Fuel and your strings will be easier to play and have a longer life. This Fuel cleans and smooths with one swipe down the length of your strings. Choose from any of our 8 types of strings.
So make sure and get one that is a good fit for your mouth size and the right tube size if it is for kids. Here we give you our advice from years of experience on what types work best (we buy new ones almost every trip to test them out). First let's just look at the basics. Your snorkel is how you breathe with your face stuffed in the water. It has a mouthpiece that is soft and comfortable and that seals out any water. It attaches to the side of your face mask strap, and will allow you to breathe in a variety of head positions common to snorkeling.
Part 2: How do Dry Snorkels Work? Dry snorkels have a mechanism at the top of the tube that closes when you submerge under water. It also has a covering at the top to prevent surface water from splashing into the top of tube. The dry snorkel has a valve/hinge mechanism at the top. When you submerge underwater, accidentally or purposely, the hinge reacts via a float mechanism and closes onto the top of the tube and seals it which prevents water from filling the tube.