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Cressi Epsilon Dry Snorkel
$79.95
- Free shipping on orders over $150
- Local pickup available at Bondi store
- 30-day returns on unused items
ColourBlack/Black
- Comfortable silicone mouthpiece — no jaw fatigue
- Dry or semi-dry top options to keep water out
- Flexible lower barrel drops clear when you're on the reg
- Fits standard and neoprene mask straps
Description
The Epsilon snorkel allows users to take every breath with confidence and focus on the reef below.
It features a float mechanism that closes instantly to prevent water from entering the tube, whether accidentally or purposely while submerged. The end part has a corrugated silicone piece that is smooth on the inner side and keeps the snorkel away from the mouth during use when scuba diving. A special water collection well, with a large elliptic valve, allows quick and easy expulsion of water.
The replaceable angled mouthpiece and corrugated tube section are both made from Hypoallergenic Silicone adding comfort and function. A quick release snorkel keeper and ergonomic contoured shape make this one great snorkel.
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The bit you breathe through on the swim out
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
Which snorkel should I buy?
It depends what you are doing. The Cressi Calibro is a simple tube with no purge valve at the bottom, which is what most freedivers prefer. If you are snorkelling on the surface, a bottom purge makes clearing much easier — the Cressi Tao is the one we would point you at. For the most comfortable experience, the Cressi Epsilon has both a dry top and a bottom purge, so it stays clear whether you duck under or get hit by chop.
What does a purge valve do?
It is a one-way valve at the bottom of the tube that lets water out with a short sharp breath instead of you having to blast the whole snorkel clear. On the surface, over a long swim, it makes a real difference. Freedivers often go without one because it is one more thing to flood or fail.
What is a dry top?
A float valve at the top of the snorkel that seals when it goes under, so the tube stays empty when you duck down or a wave rolls over you. Combined with a bottom purge it is the most comfortable setup for snorkelling.
How do I stop the mask fogging?
Scrub the inside of the lens with Sea Buff before the first use to strip the manufacturing film off — that is a one-time job. After that, Sea Gold anti-fog gel before each swim keeps it clear.
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