Eliminate interruptions during your swim with the FINIS Swimmer’s Snorkel, an easy-to-use, front mounted snorkel. Using the Swimmer’s Snorkel will improve your overall body position and technique. Training with the Freestyle Snorkel will also improve head position and body alignment in freestyle. It can also be used to teach a steady backstroke.
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I cant wait to start using it.. it’s gonna make swimming so much more enjoyable
Mine just arrived today. I can't wait to take it to the pool. Thx for these tips.
Can you use this for diving?
I am having trouble focusing on my freestyle form because of erratic head positioning. Just ordered one of these along with the Dry Top option. I am looking forward to try it.
I got a michael phelps snorkel and when I do my flip turns I almost drown
They work great , I'v increased my lungs , just wear a nose clip
Prefer much more the new Powerbreather from Ameo, no water comes in you can make turns, and you breath better, for serious swimmers the better option
I was impressed by all the positive reviews so I bought one. I had a pretty bad experience in that the purge valve was useless and water would accumulate in the snorkel during a normal freestyle stroke. Disappointed.
In the last four years I have taught myself freestyle using the internet. Snorkel swimming has been maybe most important aspect of my training. It simplifies your task by eliminating the element of breathing (one less thing to do/think about). But don't use it for more than 50% of your training because you'll lose sufficient rotation in your stroke.For freestyle the "freestyle snorkel" is MUCH better because it allows you to put your head down in proper position whereas with the standard snorkel you have to tilt your head way up to get the snorkel end out of the water.
Is it worth getting the freestyle model?
Took me two laps to get used to breathe with it. Not perfect but great for rehab.
Excellent. I used it for rehab. Wprked nice.
How does your son manage to breathe out of his nose if he wears a clip?
My 12 year old is a competitive swimmer and loves this product as an addition to his 'play time'. He does need a nose piece to be comfortable – cheep addition.
here is the link to it in case anyone is interested: amzn.to19cZhNu
just what i did too
I use it to train myself in technique and commit movements to muscle memory and then i take it off to focus on learning to breathe
I am an adult. very novice. but did I understand this correctly? will I receive more air with the junior snorkel? I just want to have fun… not be deprived of air…
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@MarineKingPride why do u suck in water in the first place
Try a nose clip, that's what I did and it was fine, didn't even notice it.
I am a long distance cold water ocean swim'r. I injured my neck & can't turn for air for now. I tried the longer model yesterday for the first time. There was chop in the sea. I FREAKIN LOVE this thing! I found it super easy to use. All of my muscles relaxed and I got to focus on how they felt for the first time. Usually I'm pounding my way thru the sea. Breathing was easy and NO water got in at all. Navigation was simple, barely lift my head to see. I recommend trying it for yourself!
you can you just have to do a hard blow out as you reach the surface- they show it in another video
They use this all the time at my year round swim practice, and the place where I swim, has brought up Olympians.
wow, I guess if you learn to swim freestyle with this thing like the kid in the video, you'll never be able to learn to breath and turn properly :((
didnt think you could flip turn with it on…
The freestyle snorkel chokes me all the time. So I ordered a longer finis snorkel with the little area at the bottom, it has not arrive yet, but i hope it won't choke me as often after each flip turn. because it really hurts when u need air and u suck a mouth full of water and choke.