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๐ Dive Smart, Pack Light, Snorkel Ready!
The Kraken Aquatics Freediving Snorkel is a flexible, foldable snorkel made from premium silicone, designed for freediving, spearfishing, and scuba diving. It features a compact roll-up design with an included storage case for easy transport and protection. Equipped with a secure silicone keeper and a soft ergonomic mouthpiece, it offers comfort and stability for extended underwater use. Proudly made in the USA, this snorkel is the perfect space-saving backup for serious divers.


















| Manufacturer | Kraken Aquatics |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item part number | KA102 |
| ASIN | B09883NLXW |
J**E
Great foldable tube
Best snorkel tube I have bought. I especially like that you can fold it up into its little holder and doesnโt take up much space at all in luggage. I was able to fit it in the case that holds my mask. The snorkel tube is comfortable in the mouth. It does not have the valve by the mouthpiece, which I like because I always had trouble with water getting in with my tube that had it. Definitely would recommend!
B**N
Emergency snorkel for scuba
Hate having a snorkel on our mask, so we carry one in the pocket. Works for snorkeling on the surface, but not as nice or fancy as our other ones that have one way valves etc But, it's good to carry one and this fits in the BCD pocket, just remember to keep it clean
C**J
Came with blockage inside
Decent silicone snorkel, great for travel. Mine came with a scrap of silicone inside of the snorkel that impeded breathing. Make sure to check yours before you use it. It could be aspirated and make for a bad day in the water.
S**N
Perfect snorkel for when you're required to have a snorkel
I've used it snorkeling and it works just as well as any other no-frills rigid snorkel. This is a good one if you're doing any surface work. This is the snorkel I keep in my scuba bag when I dive with other people/groups. I prefer not to wear any snorkel on my dive kit if I can help it, but in case the master wants everyone to have a snorkel, I'm prepared. Given its simplicity and small footprint it is an ideal solution for me. I would not necessarily recommend this for an inexperienced diver or for extended snorkeling because it requires clearing... Those folks would probably do better with a dry or semi-dry snorkel.
M**K
Great snorkel
Worked great, as a scuba instructor I have used a snorkel for thousands of dives and for me it was a gamble but it paid off great dividends in packing and carrying it in my BCD instead of my mask strap.
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