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Cressi Foldable Adult Dry Snorkel for Scuba Diving, Snorkeling - Alpha Ultra Dry Made in Italy

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Color: Black/Silver/Clear


Features

  • The Alpha Ultra Dry makes any snorkeling activity easy thanks to the different features that help prevent water from entering the tube.
  • It features a float mechanism which closes instantly to prevent water from entering the snorkel whether accidentally or purposely submerged.
  • The snorkel has a highly flexible tube that reduces jaw fatigue and folds compactly for storing in a BC pocket or travel pack.
  • A wider elliptical bore shape increases airflow capacity for more comfortable breathing and a purge valve enables instant clearing when needed. It is made in Italy in 100% high-quality silicone, a better, longer-lasting material than plastic PVC.
  • The Alpha Ultra Dry is designed and manufactured in Italy by Cressi, a brand pioneer in scuba, snorkeling, and swimming equipment since 1946.

Description

Introducing the Cressi Sub Alpha Ultra Dry Snorkel - your ultimate underwater companion that lets you breathe with confidence, so you can fully immerse yourself in exploring the vibrant reef below. With this reliable snorkeling gear by your side, you won't have to worry about water obstructing your airway, letting you focus on the real underwater adventure.The Alpha Ultra Dry Snorkel has been engineered with a generous bore contoured tube, ensuring ample airflow. Should you need to clear the tube, the lower purge valve allows for instant clearing, making your underwater journey smooth and worry-free. What sets this snorkel apart is its profiled dry top that automatically closes when submerged, preventing water entry even when you dive deeper. Once you ascend back to the water surface, you can resume breathing through a dry snorkel tube.Crafted with a flexible, corrugated tube, the Alpha Ultra Dry Snorkel is designed to minimize jaw fatigue, offering a more comfortable snorkeling experience. The flexible tube allows the mouthpiece to drop away when not in use, which makes it a fantastic choice for scuba divers.The snorkel comes with a high-quality silicone mouthpiece, which is not only comfortable but also removable and replaceable for enhanced durability. The mouthpiece is angled to further reduce jaw fatigue, showing the thoughtful design of this product.Designed with a sleek, streamlined shape, the Alpha Ultra Dry Snorkel and its adjustable c

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎17.17 x 7.99 x 2.44 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.19 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎14 x 4 x 1 inches


Item Weight: ‎0.17 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎Cressi


Warranty Description: ‎30 day warranty against manufacturer defects


Model Name: ‎Cressi Alpha Ultra Dry, Black/Silver


Color: ‎Black/Silver/Clear


Material: ‎Various


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Aqua Edge


Part Number: ‎ES258055


Model Year: ‎2013


Included Components: ‎Dry Snorkels


Size: ‎Alpha Ultra Dry - black/silver


Sport Type: ‎Outdoor Lifestyle


Date First Available: March 20, 2013


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    • Excellent piece of dive gear. Full stop.
Color: Black/White/Black
I can't speak highly enough about this snorkel. As a new diver (just recently OW SCUBA certified), I think my opinion on this snorkel is particularly valid BECAUSE of the fact that when it comes to gear and one brand over the other, I have no idea who's better than the other or why. Nor do I have dive-backed experience to put all my chips behind any one or the other. What I, and other new divers like myself typically are looking at for initial criteria is price point and performance/reviews. So for this particular piece of gear, it nails both. I used it for my OW certification recently and never once after each dive (up to 30 ft.) did I surface only to have to find myself blow-holing a ton of water out of my snorkel. Did a little bit of water get in? Of course - it's not AIRTIGHT, but only having a small bit to push out instead of 1/4lb of liquid before you can take a clean breath, makes a hell of a difference and gives the diver that much more confidence in the water. And, at an extremely reasonable price-point, I'd say that's a solid addition to your dive equipment. I would 100% recommend this product to anyone interested in the sport, amateur or professional. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2020 by vond
    • Amazing as long as you get one that seals well with a free moving float valve!
Color: Black/White/Black
Review Image by That Guy That Guy
I ordered two just t make sure I had a working one before my trip and I'm glad I did. One leaked at the float stop at the top and the float liked to stick closed. The second was perfect! So amazing how well it works! I could scuba dive 60', surface and switch back to snorkel to find it was still water free and ready to go! Big waves? No problem! It'd close and open on it's own while keeping the water out. I even used it to avoid covid on the dive boats figuring I'd be sucking air above everyones breath Make sure you test that the float moves freely and that it seals when the float valve is closed. Otherwise ignore the molding issues on the silicone where the tube bends because those ridges are just for flexibility so it's purely cosmetic unless there was a gap so large you can suck air through somehow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2020 by That Guy That Guy
    • Nice snorkel!
Color: Black/Pink/Clear
High quality snorkel from Cressi to match the mask they make looks and functions great!
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by B
    • Snorkel malfunction
Color: Black/Black/Black
Snorkel is good, I use it every day since purchase. Occasionally the valve gets stuck close After 2 month of use.I wash snorkel after use. Oiled the valve moving part. So far works fine
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by happy
    • Great snorkel! zero water entry when diving below surface
Color: Black/Silver/Clear
Picked up for my trip to Belize, 3 days of snorkeling along reefs. along with cressi goggles preformed as expected. I could dive below the surface with zero water entering snorkel. Then when your about to resurface, simply start exhaling, opening the valve, didn't have salt water in my mouth once!. Spent more on goggles and snorkel, bought cheap fins. Worked perfect! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2021 by Seve
    • Leaked first time
Color: Black/Silver/Clear
First time snorkeling with it the one way valve leaked. Not very happy about that especially with the cost of it. Seems like it would be a great snorkel besides that. Maybe I received a lemon
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024 by Kyle Arber
    • Concerned. So far seems to be worse than even the "kids" stuff we bought 25 years ago
Color: Black/Yellow/Clear
I don't understand. Hopefully I just got a lemon ? This Cressi Alpha Dry does not in any way appear to be a top quality snorkel to me. I have next to me this Cressi Alpha Dry, A Cressi Super N0va Dry, and then 3 snorkels purchased approximately 20 years ago: a Body Glove semi-dry type, with a fully rotating quick disconnect, a US DIvers that was part of a very inexpensive kit bought on a tourism trip, and a Sea Sports brand dry snorkel purchased who knows where, and who knows how long ago. When compared side by side to several other snorkels, including really inexpesive "kit" snorkels, many aspect of the Alpha Dry become concerning. FIrst and most obvious is the very restrictive air flow; and when examining the actual outlet, it seems to be a good bit smaller than tube size. Air flow is not only vital for performance and comfort, it's vital for preventing pulmonary edema. The Cressi Alpha Dry has a cool oblong feature to it that makes no sense at all - I've seen snorkel manufacturers advertise that this is to reduce drag, but it's oblong on the above-water portion as well, and frankly most of the in-water portion is the round rubber tubing. The Cressi Alpha comes with a quick disconnect clip that does indeed disconnect and connect easily. However, the portion that goes over the band is dramatically shorter than the clips on any of our old kids snorkels, and prevents placing the clip anywhere you would like on your mask. Additionally, it doesn't rotate, forcing odd angles and torsions. The rubber portion of the Cressi Alpha Dry is also the stiffest of all of these snorkels. The plastic tube itself is rather straight, with no J in it. The rubber tube is also very straight with no J in it like some of our other snorkels. This means that the curve, or the J, is going to be by the rubber part curving, obviously enough. Except that it's rather stiff, so when actually in your mouth, there's a fair amount of tension on one side, and frankly it's enough tension to be rather distractig. The other snorkels don't have this problem; either their rubber tubes are much softer (as is the case with our 'kids' snorkels and also the Cressi Super Nova) or the plastic tube or rubber tube itself is curved enough that there isn't a lot of tension when you put it in your mouth. The Cressi Alpha seals itself with a float and a hinged flapper that will remind you a lot of a toilet. When experimenting with it on land, I found the action very smooth and nice, but also found that the valve likes to stick closed. I hope this is not the case in water. Our 20 something year old Sea Sports dry snorkel uses a simple flap valve, and the Cressi Super Nova uses a direct float valve. Both are working much more reliably on land, with neither showing any affinity towards sticking unlike the Alpha. So, basically nothing about the Alpha impresses me. I'm concerned about the low airflow and how it can have noticeably lower airflow than a "kids toy" snorkel, I"m concerned about the sticky valve, and how the rubber section is so stiff. This may not come on vacation with us. The SuperNova, on the other hand, seems to be the well designed snorkel one would expect for these prices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Mark Twain
    • Very Happy with the Quality.
Color: Black/Blue/Clear
Had a US Diver snorkel that worked pretty well, but I lost it in rough sea condition at Dry Tortugas. I was looking for a good brand to replace it. Very pleased with the design and features like the quick remove clip. It allowed me to securely clip onto my mask strap. Snorkeled again in rough water in Antigua and it performed as expected. I got a Cressi mask as well, and the combo made the swim more enjoyable. Every brand has their good and bad, so far I’m happy with Cressi. Now I’m look for good fins for next year’s trip. Any suggestions? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019 by Lisa C.

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