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Wednesday, Jan 21
Features
- Fresh air: Dry oxygen flows in the top & Co2 is removed separately from the bottom
- No gurgling: no water comes in the top vents, only air. Saliva/water ease out the bottom
- Wave edition is full featured - includes all caps for flip turns and open water, and extended speed vents for extra choppy water
- US at (Triathlon) legal (unless otherwise deemed by race director)
- Open water swimming for freestyle, breast, butterfly and side stroke
Description
The Powerbreather takes fresh air from the top, while you exhale from the bottom, making it 100% pure oxygen, not mixed with Co2 like traditional snorkels. The tubes bring air in only, no water, so you do not need to clear the tubes of water, just relaxed breathing. Ideal for recreational & distance swimmers, those learning proper stroke, up to professional level trainers. Works in open water, ocean water with rough conditions, and even flip turns in a pool. The wave includes everything. kit contents: 1x Powerbreather PB01; 2x speed vent s (standard); 2x speed vent L (extended version for open water); 2x flip cap (for flip turn or open water); 1x case.
Brand: POWERBREATHER
Color: White/Blue
Material: plastic
Closure Type: Zipper
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: Powerbreather;Speedvent Standard (2);Speedvent Long (2);Flip Cap (2);Bline Cap;Case
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Brand Name: POWERBREATHER
Age Range Description: Adult
Closure Type: Zipper
Strap Type: Split Strap
Material Type: plastic
Item Weight: 220 Grams
Color: White/Blue
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1. I bought this for open water snorkeling. It works as described - swim parallel to waves, no water inflitration. Swimming into the waves will cause water to come in if you breathe in when a wave crests over the top of the snorkle. I did a couple of sprints this way using American Crawl, got slightly winded, but I attribute that to enjoying the speed from not having to turn my head and just swimming. 2. Works as described for a dive - breath in, hold breath, dive. Come up, break the surface & breathe. No problem. I did suck in water once; I didn't break the plane before inhaling. 3. Breathing is easy & quiet if you are accustomed to snorkeling - breathe with diaphragm, nice and deep, control your breath. If you breathe in fast, you will not get good air, and if you breathe out fast it will bubble like an aquarium aerator. The design is well thought out for air intake and release. 4. The fit around the head needs a bit more thought. I had a panoramic dive mask that didn't fit with the powerbreather (it was too wide & the buckles got squeezed against my head. I contacted customer service and they explained the fit, and sent pictures on how to wear. The Cressi Perla works well. Their customer service is impressive and they're genuinely interested in ensuring that you are able to use the powerbreather. 5. Value for money is spot on. Considering the way it works, they ease of use and the fact that you can snorkle and open water swim is worth the money
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2019 by Al Bosque
I am not even sure where to begin. I just came back from my holidays. I was lucky to spend a week snorkeling off the coast of Turkey and another in Rhodes, one of the Greek islands... I was ready to head off with my old mask and snorkel tube as I had backed the latest Seaview 180 full face mask and there had been a delay in delivery. Thankfuly I came upon an ad for the Powerbreather... I took the plunge and ordered it. I got it exactly two days before leaving for the holidays... The first time I put it on, it felt weird. Breathing in wasn't very straightforward, I am assuming because of the two tubes. But you get used to it really fast, and that's when the product shines! I have snorkeled more than 4 hours a day during my trip and I could have just kept going if it wasn't for my wife getting bored watching from the shore! There is absolutely no comparison between my endurance when using a standard mask+snorkel and the powerbreather. I can't wait to use it in a swimming pool to do laps, which I should do later today actually... If I were to find one slight disadvantage (that didn't bother me much to be honest) is the noise of the bubbles when you breath out and the dolphin like, clicking sounds that come out from the tubes when you turn your head when swimming. The first time that happened I thought a dolphin was sneaking up on me! I was using the long tubes so not sure if that happens with the short ones as well, but it was really weird. Anyway, the powerbreather completely revolutionized the way I snorkel/swim and I was constantly approached by people who were curious to know what alien device I was using while they were using standard equipment...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2018 by Nicolas F.
Updated review: While I am still leaving one star off for how expensive it is, I am absolutely in love with this snorkel and I cannot live without it. It’s lasted me 6 months so far and still feels fantastic, I have every reason to believe it will last several years or more. It has made swimming an absolutely pleasure, it has built up my lung strength, it has increased my vo2 max. I swim with it for 60-90 minutes 3-4 times a week now, and have no need to take it off or take breaks. And now I can go underwater with it, and not choke, as the water just gets pushed out when you breathe out, without fear of any remaining to choke you. It’s 100x better than a traditional snorkel in every way. I cannot recommend it more highly. I just hate that it’s SO expensive, when it’s plastic and rubber… the price really should come down. That said - This is a lifesaver for people who otherwise have trouble breathing during lap swimming or out in natural bodies of water. To be able to go underwater with it and not choke is magical. It’s light and comfortable and stays on well. I adore this snorkel and I’m so glad I took a chance on it. It did take some getting used to, but I DID get used to it and now it’s my favorite swim accessory. There’s no way I could swim as long and as hard without it and it’s about the reason why I’m getting back into the best shape of my life, and quickly. If you have the money, take the chance on it, and give it several sessions to get used to it. Original review: It works as advertised - but only if you have a set of the tube caps on. Without the tube caps on to prevent air from going out of the tube, it’s just a regular snorkel. Breathing out with the tube caps on is difficult - the tube caps cause a lot of resistance, so you’ll need to acclimate your lungs to get used to the extra effort. I’m finding it a big adjustment that I’m honestly not sure I can *fully* make. So with that in mind, I am not sure if this will work for me long-term. Which makes the expense really really painful. This is way too much money if I can’t use it for more than 20min without getting much too winded. Also, considering it’s all plastic, I am shocked at the price. ESPECIALLY an entire $50 difference between the base model, and the model that allows flip turns. Now that I have used it, I just don’t think the price is justified. I would encourage you to maybe try to find one used on eBay or something. It’s a LOT of money for something that might not work for you. If my lungs can adjust fully, this will be an absolute game-changer. But, I will need to give it a lot more time to know, by which point I definitely won’t be able to return it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 by Julia Larson