Anything center mount. I’m fond of the Phelps one for a slightly taller forehead mount that digs in less. Wider bore as well; adjustable with a limiting plug

i wish i had the phelps one, my buddy does and its better than my speedo, speedo is more straight and too short. the one tower 26 recommends is the good one

I have the Finis one (yellow) and it's not long enough. I frequently get water in.

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Why does jonnyo say that? Is the water line below your eyebrows?

Why can't you just keep your head lower in the water? Why do you need a snorkel to do that?

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You can you the powerbreather!!! I have one & used for about 6-7 times and I just couldn't get used to swimming with a snorkle...

I don't want it and willing to sell it so you're interested let me know!!!

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Speed kills unless you have speed skills!!!

Which powerbreather? The one designed for flip turns? And how much? I have the Phelps one and it’s fine but I can’t do flip turns in it.

That's the one... PM me your email and I'll send you pics of it

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Speed kills unless you have speed skills!!!

I also have a power breather and really like it. Can get many more yards in before I feel like I'm suffocating vs a standard center mount . Haven't had the nerve to try flip turns, though. Have used a solid can to try breathing to the side with it and didn't care for that .

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i like my AMEO power breather - helps makes "stinger" lungs also

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I have the Phelps one. I went with it since it was the cheapest center mount I could find. It fits nicely against/around the head. I can do flip turns with it, but it takes some practice and you have to do a big powerful breath out to clear it post turn. So I just do open turns when I use it

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Tyr. The valve design allows you to expel water that gets in while swimming.

He says that because my body position is no that good.

I can't keep my head lower in the water because I will die and raccoons will eat my eyeballs and the seagulls at Whoonock Lake will take care of the rest of me.

I don't KNOW that a snorkel will do anything, other than maybe motivate me to swim a bit more that I am doing now.

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Your head position is likely too low if you're getting water into the Finish Swimmers Snorkel.

What exactly will a center mount snorkel help with? I was thinking of putting together a "swim toy" bag and picking up one. What should one pay attention to when using it?

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I'll add to the PowerBreather fans. I've used it for drills and long aerobic swims. Perfect way to work on form.

I didn’t know what a power breather was. So I looked it up. $110+ is really spendy. Wow.

I use a Tyr model, but I’ve also used the finis freestyler and original snorkels. The Tyr bite attachment seems to be more durable than the finis models.