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featured is a flexible tube section and silicone flex attaching the tube to the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is made of comfortable crystal clear silicone and is replaceable.
A large exhaust valve insures effortless water clearing.
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Las Vegas, NV on 9/22/2009
Comments about Cressi Cressi Sub Gamma Snorkel:
For the price it is actually all right. It is plenty good for surface swimming as supposed to be. That's the best it goes.
the bad well the clip is a piece of junk so buy the silicone snorkel holder for a 1.00 once you get this snorkel in your hands.
If you are budget minded, buy it. But 15.00 or so can get you a better snorkel.
The purge valve tends to leak water in, strange but it really does. It takes two deep breaths to clear this snorkel. mouth piece is very narrow and causes jaw fatigue.
Comments about Cressi Cressi Sub Gamma Snorkel:
I like Cressi snorkels because they are well made, and don't feel cheap like most other brands including the Aqualung Impulse. However this snorkel is just very awkward the mouthpiece is on the small side the angle when placed on the head makes it prone to flood. Overall I'd say go for the Delta snorkel.
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Chicago on 12/1/2007
Comments about Cressi Cressi Sub Gamma Snorkel:
Overall good snorkel if you stay on the surface. If you decide to dive down ( even just 4-5 feet) it has problems staying attached to your mask, especially on the way up. On many occasions it detached itself from my mask strap on the way to the surface and on a couple occasions the mouth piece fell off from the snorkel. If you are not prepared it could be a problem when you push yourself from the bottom at 15 feet with a little air left.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Narragansett, RI on 9/27/2007
Comments about Cressi Cressi Sub Gamma Snorkel:
I received this as compensation for a job and gladly use it, but likely would not purchase again. The wave-guide is acceptable if waves are from your left, but if they're on your right it channels them into the snorkle. If you move quickly the snorkle twists and adjusts itself. You would probably be better off just getting a straight tube snorkle.