The most basic component of a snorkelling set is the snorkel but they are not all equal. A quality snorkel is one that has a comfortable mouthpeice, base purge [to make blowing water out easier] and a dry-tip. A dry-tip aids in drastically reducing the amount of water that can enter the tube.
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The most basic component of a snorkelling set is the snorkel but they are not all equal. A quality snorkel is one that has a comfortable mouthpeice, base purge [to make blowing water out easier] and a dry-tip. A dry-tip aids in drastically reducing the amount of water that can enter the tube.
Full-face masks are becoming increasingly popular thanks to their anti-fog design and ease of use. The only down-side to the full-face style is that you're not able to block your nostrils, making equalising impossible, unless you're able to hands-free equalise. Don't get us wrong though, they're a great snorkelling mask, just not designed to go below the surface.