Snorkels | Scuba Center has been selling quality scuba diving and snorkeling equipment for over 35 years. Our major suppliers include: Apeks, Aqua Lung, Atomic, Dive Rite, Henderson, Mares, Oceanic, OMS, Ocean Reef, OTS, OxyCheq, Poseidon, Sartek, SeaQuest, Trident, Viking, plus a host of accessory companies and underwater photo/video companies. You will find a wide selection of scuba and snorkeling equipment at both our Minneapolis and Eagan, Minnesota locations. If we don't stock what you need, we would be happy to special order it.

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Aqua Lung Military Snorkels | In the early days they were known as U.S. Divers Co. and were located in Santa Ana, CA. This division is now headquartered in Vista, CA and is the leading provider of maritime solutions for life support products and services for the US Department of Defense, State and Municipal Governments, and many International Military commands. Although they are a member of an international organization, Aqua Lung is truly a United States based manufacturer.In addition to traditional diving equipment, Aqua Lung has a full line of equipment for the surface, tactical, water rescue, and SAR swimmer.  Aqua Lung performs product research and development, test and evaluation, manufacturing, assembly, packaging, distribution and management for specialized military and professional products.

Atomic Aquatics SV Series Snorkels | Just like the one-way Scupper Valve on a boat, the lower section of both the Atomic SV1 and SV2 enable water to be easily expelled. An internal tube located inside the main snorkel body contains a small one-way Scupper flap valve designed to allow water to flow past the mouthpiece and out the purge valve without collecting at the bottom of the breathing passage. The diver simply exhales a small burst of air to clear any water trapped below the mouthpiece, and the internal tube airway is kept dry. It’s so simple and so effective we have a patent pending!Atomic -- Just like the one-way Scupper Valve on a boat, the lower section of both the Atomic SV1 and SV2 enable water to be easily expelled. An internal tube located inside the main snorkel body contains a small one-way Scupper flap valve designed to allow water to flow past the mouthpiece and out the purge valve without collecting at the bottom of the breathing passage. The diver simply exhales a small burst of air to clear any water trapped below the mouthpiece, and the internal tube airway is kept dry. It’s so simple and so effective we have a patent pending!
Atomic SV Snorkels
XS Scuba 3D Dry Snorkel | XS Scuba 3D's pressure release valve is designed to allow air into the snorkel as you surface. The pressure release valve is located just above the float and opens the airway when air passes through tiny holes in the valve. This automatic valve release system allows air into the snorkel as you come to the surface. As you submerge, during free diving, the snorkel's air spaces become compressed by surrounding water pressure. Exhale or blow slightly into the snorkel to eliminate the air squeeze. Or ascend to the surface allowing air spaces to expand. Made of high grade marine-purpose rubber, the XS Scuba 3D Pressure Release Valve is also easy to maintain. Rinse in fresh water after each use. XS Scuba -- Don't let water flood your snorkel again. The exhilarating, absolutely dry, XS Scuba 3D Dry Snorkel is 100% dry. It'll leave no water in the snorkel, at any depth, at any angle. As you submerge, unlike other snorkels, its patented Anti-Lock Valve closes the airway, keeping out all water. When you come up for air, a pressure release valve automatically opens the airway, allowing you to breathe. Water never gets in. Even water from wave swells, whitewash, and splashes are completely blocked. You'll be able to snorkel without constantly having to clear water.

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While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training and/or experience for the specific type of diving or snorkeling activity in which you plan to participate.