Aegend Dry Snorkel, Dive Mask Easy-Breath Free Diving Snorkel for Snorkeling Scuba Diving Freediving Swimming, with Top Dry Valve and Food-Grade Silicone Mouthpiece

So far so good. The flexible tube helps the mouth piece fit comfortably. And the clip is easy to use as well.

I picked this up for my wife, who's not super comfortable snorkeling. Much better than my old old old school snorkels. She mentioned it was like swimming in an aquarium! It's great to have good equipment.

Worked great for 8 days in a row in Cozumel

The media could not be loaded. We bought this snorkel for underwater video shoots, primarily choosing it for its good price. We needed something budget-friendly yet reliable, and this snorkel fully met our expectations—so much so that we now use it for personal dives as well.The main advantage is the dry valve, which truly works. During filming, we dove to different depths, and the snorkel didn’t let water in, making the process much easier.Another plus is the comfortable mouthpiece. It’s soft, doesn’t rub against the gums, and feels great even after extended use. The snorkel’s shape is convenient, doesn’t restrict movement, and attaches securely to a mask.In the end, even though we originally got it for work, we now use it for personal diving too.

Getting certified to scuba dive and one time went underwater with snorkal instead of regulator on accident and it kept all water out while I got my regulator in.

I just recently used this snorkel & found it to be very well made. I'm just an amateur snorkeler so it might not work for a professional, but it was just what I needed! I thought the price was very reasonable!

Works perfectly. Has sufficient air flow. Highly recommend this snorkel to anyone.

UPDATE: I contacted Aegend customer service. They had replied immediately to my original post. What a responsive company! I exchanged emails and requested that they send me one or two replacement clips. Instead they sent me a replacement snorkel., which I had waiting for me at my house when I returned from vacation (where the clip had broken). I've carefully inspected the new snorkel, and in particular the strap clip. It appears to me that it is adequately strong, so I'm puzzled why my first one had broken. My advice is that you should examine the snorkel, paying attention to how the clip releases, and just be cautious not to place too much force on it when removing the snorkel from the mask. After looking at the replacement, I must have been too rough with the clip in some way that caused the failure. The clip releases by squeezing two tabs together, which releases the clip and allows it to pivot up. Placing the snorkel on the mask just requires that the clip be rotated around the strap and pressed in place.Original post:After first use the clasp that holds the snorkel to the mask strap broke. I'm hopeful that the vendor will send me one or two replacement strap clips, otherwise I'll return the snorkel.