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Aqua Lung Snorkels | Aqualung Nautilus Snorkel | Authorized Online DealerAqua Lung is the name that first introduced the world to Scuba diving more than 60 years ago when Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emille Gagnan developed the first "Aqua-Lung." The excitement and adventurous spirit of that first dive continues today and is reflected in Aqua Lung's dedication to quality and innovation.
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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!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!
Mares Snorkels | The new ERGO snorkel family was designed for maximum performance both for scuba divers and snorkelers alike. From one end to the other, the ergonomic shape fits perfectly to the side of the head. All three versions have a corrugated flex hose made using high quality silicone and features a snorkel keeper which can be adjusted in many positions. All three have an exhaust valve in the mouthpiece for prompt purging. The mouthpiece is molded in soft rubber for greater shock and wear resistance, also to properly host the exhaust valve.Over 1,000 products designed, and more than 100 registered patents. Mares' research has completely overhauled the look and functionality of many products. Ever since 1950, when Mares was founded by Italian freediving champion Ludovico Mares, the company has been at the forefront of diving technology. His considerable experience as a diver during World War II and his innate manual skill transformed his passion for diving into a leading business that has opened the undersea world to millions of enthusiasts around the globe.
Tilos Snorkels | Tilos U-Pro Purge | Available online and at both Scuba Center locations

Tilos is powered by LIFE. Everything that we do is focused with our customers in mind, because we realize it is the thrill and excitement that makes the meaning of life something special. This is why "Live Hard. Dive Hard." has been our motto since 1991.

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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.