The Arena Swim Snorkel Pro III is the perfect snorkel for advanced and competitive swimmers who want to improve their swimming technique.
The snorkel is solid, without the silicone cradle at the bottom. This feature ensures that the snorkel remains stable even when the swimmer's head is moving (e.g. the snorkel will not "break" when the swimmer performs flip turns). The snorkel is made of PVC.
The package includes two sizes of silicone mouthpiece, two silicone airflow restrictors, an adjustable head strap and the snorkel itself.
I recommend swimming with the snorkel to everyone when practising the crawl technique. It is easy for the swimmer to keep the head in the correct position and reinforces the basics of correct head position. Another advantage is that the swimmer does not have to concentrate on breathing and can focus all their attention on correct crawl technique and footwork. Perhaps the only disadvantage of snorkels in general is that they can only be used in one way - the crawl.
You can adjust the snorkel to suit your needs. Not only can you tighten the silicone band around your head, but you can also adjust the position (up or down) of the handle on your forehead so that the silicone mouthpiece sits properly in your mouth. More advanced swimmers will certainly benefit from the airflow restrictor, which can improve their hypoxic skills
I would definitely recommend this snorkel to fitness swimmers. It's a great tool for long distance swimming and when combined with paddles or fins, you can swim a kilometre without even blinking.
Final recommendation: For more fluidity, learn to do a flip turn with your snorkel. It may seem difficult, but the opposite is true. Just hold your breath before the turn and exhale sharply through your mouth after the turn when you're at the surface. This will blow all the water out of the snorkel and you're good to go.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Material |
Silicone
PVC |
| Color | Black |
In fact, the functional properties of the kickboard and pull buoy cannot be compromised as the materials used will keep them buoyant and afloat. After all, who wants to go to the pool with a kickboard that looks like it has been through a lot?
A snorkel, just like any other piece of swimming equipment, needs a certain amount of care to ensure it lasts. First and foremost, a snorkel likes dryness and darkness. What else does it need?
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The Arena brand was established in 1973 as a division of Adidas France. After its development in the following years, it broke through to the global market and so became one of the leaders in the field of swimming equipment. Especially swimwear, as well as swimming goggles and aids. Arena has its own team of elite athletes who test the quality of the materials and technologies used. Due to the high technological level, the company progressively introduces swimwear made of new materials, both for competitors and recreational swimmers.
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