TYR Ultralite Elite Swim Snorkel - Adult Snorkeling Gear for Swimming Training - Ultra-Lightweight and Comfortable for Body Alignment Exercises
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TYR Sport was established in 1985 to provide the competitive swim market with vibrant, performance-driven prints. Since its inception three decades ago, TYR has grown to exist as one of the world’s most recognizable swimming and triathlon brands. With global distributors and an international following, TYR remains dedicated to building the industry’s most durable, uniquely designed swimsuits, cutting edge equipment and innovative caps and goggles. On a relentless path to push the limits of sportswear we not only reimagine technologies for enhanced competitive performance, but also embrace lifestyle markets to accommodate athletes and water enthusiasts at every level.
Item model number : LSNRKL2-001
Department : mens
Date First Available : November 27, 2015
Manufacturer : TYR
Best Sellers Rank: #17,969 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #16 in Diving Snorkels
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (897)
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Color: Black
10 MONTH UPDATE TO COMPLETE REVIEW BELOW: I started getting some leak with the TYR after about 6 months and determined it was the connection of the removable mouthpiece. Unfortunately, their website had replacements listed as out of stock with no estimate of when they would be back in stock. Time to get creative. Bought some Silicone Sealant in a tube (in the glue section at most hardware stores). A few wipes of that stuff around the mouthpiece where it attaches and leak completely gone. I redo it about once a month as I take apart the snorkel for a deep clean. The glue peels off easily, so it is not a pretty solution, but a very effective one. Still use the TYR for 90% of my swimming. I first got the FINIS Original swim snorkel and had accidentally ordered the Junior size. Was a happy accident, as the mouthpiece and headstrap was the perfect size. I was going to get the adult size and save the Junior as a backup, but then read the difference between the Junior and the adult size was just a slightly smaller tube and smaller mouthpiece on the junior, and that many women preferred the Junior version. I was doing fine with that, but was having some issues with the slightly shorter tube, with sometimes getting water in through the top of the tube. I also found the forehead rest very hard and decided to look into alternative snorkels. The TYR 2.0 Ultralite had several strong reviews and one review mentioned the forehead rest more comfortable than the Finis. I have now had a few weeks of alternating between the two and would recommend both, but here is my overall impression: STURDINESS: The Finis has a feel of higher quality workmanship with a much more substantial strap that feels as if it will last longer than the thin straps of the TYR. On the other hand, the TYR is lighter weight and feels a bit less cumbersome. WATERTIGHT/PURGE VALVE: As someone with weak lung capacity thanks to severe asthma, I find the purge valve on the TYR much easier to use and always effective, while I frequently have to wait until the end of a lap and remove the mouthpiece to empty water on the FINIS. In addition, I rarely get any water leaking in with the TYR, while the Finis would need purging every 10 minutes or so. This could be more an issue of having the junior model with the shorter tube, but most of the time it feels as if the water creeped in around the mouthpiece. COMFORT: Neither has a comfortable forehead piece. I am trying to find a way to add a neoprene sculpted pad to both to see if that helps, but for now been folding over the front of my swim cap in the front to offer a little more padding. It is a little easier to move the brace holding the straps to the tube on the TYR, though neither is that easy to adjust while wearing. The TYR straps are thinner (more like standard swimming googles) while the Finis are wider and more sculpted, giving a more secure feeling. However, as I wear a Delphin MP3 player on my googles strap, I find the TYR narrow straps easier to work around. The mouthpiece on the FINIS is far more comfortable, as it is angled in at a slight angle and easier to "get a bite". The TYR is just fine, and as I mentioned before, I seem to have less leaking with the TYR, maybe because I have to clench a bit more to hold it in place. EASE OF USE: Both the Finis and the TYR do what I need them to do - allow me to swim an hour of freestyle without moving my head, as I have a prior neck injury that makes turning to breath painful. The Finis is easier to take on and off, and can be pushed to the side easier for sipping from a water bottle. However, I would the TYR is just as easy to use once one. The TYR strap has a clip for easy size adjustment, but I found that no easier than the adjustment strap for the Finis. OTHER NOTES: Attachments - The Finis has the option to buy a tube attachment that prevents water from coming into the tube from the top, making it easy to use on turns. However, I read multiple reviews that the feature makes it more prone to growing bacteria. I cannot say that is true or not, just something to considers. The Finis also has optional caps to purchase to decrease airflow, to help with endurance training. The TYR comes with two airflow caps (no need to purchase separately), but I have no interest in trying these, as being asthmatic makes breathing hard enough already. Color - my Finis is a bright yellow while the TYR is black. I feared the black tube would be distracting in my visual field, but they are both so close to the face that you really do not see them unless you are intentionally looking cross-eyed to see them. Price - at the time of purchase, these were just a dollar different in price, but when I checked swim outlet.com the TYR was much pricier. Strap Length and Head Size - I have a pretty standard head size and most ladies' hats fit me without adjustment. That being said, I have the TYR at close to its maximum length on the strap, while the Finis has much more room to grow. I would suggest someone with a large head would probably get a better fit with the Finis. Stability - I am a slow swimmer. After decades of staying out of the pool, I am only about two years back into swimming and only started lap swimming freestyle this year. There is no way I am pushing hard through the water, so I cannot really speak to how well the snorkels stay in place for a strong swimmer. I feel a very minimal "wiggle" with the TYR and absolutely none with the Finis. More than one site that reviewed the TYR mentioned the wiggle is less likely to occur if using proper swimming form. So, yeah, as I mentioned I am a beginner, so no surprise I get a little wiggle. General Impression: In the best of all worlds I would take the mouthpiece from the Finis, stick it on the TYR and then bend the TRY just a teeny bit to angle it better towards the chin. Well, that won't happen. For now, I am mostly swimming with the TRY because of the superior leak control and easier purge valve. But if it broke I would have no problem going back to the Finis and not replacing the TYR.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by ProfJJ
Color: Black
This snorkel works really well underwater. It’s easy to breathe through, and the design prevents water from getting inside. The mouthpiece is comfortable, even during longer use. Great quality and perfect for swimming or snorkeling — I’m very satisfied with this purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Baiarma Baldanova
Color: Black
This is the fifth swimmers snorkel I've owned. I love that the mothpiece is very soft and malleable. Most leakage is user error in my opinion. This snorkel has very little room for error. The intermediate and advanced air restrictors are very helpful. I've used it for 1 week. So far it seems very durable. Easy to clean. If you are new to snorkels I'd recommend you start with "zionor". They have the comfiest forehead cushion.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024 by ChrisP.
Color: Blue
What a disappointment. Water comes in and you could choke. The valve is so cheap. And TYR used to be a quality company. I was so shocked to see that a good company has so declined in quality, that I researched this. According to my AI research, they also have a reputation for difficult customer service. Try FINISH instead. This is a dangerous product if you breath in water into your lungs. After seeing many positive reviews, and some other reviews which also had a problem with the purge valve leaking, the only explanation is that my item had been poorly assembled and probably missing a piece. Maybe it is usually a good product but sometimes sloppily assembled. Still they should have some quality control that would catch a gib mistake like this. My item really was dangerous to breath in and get a mouthful of air.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Frederick
Color: Black/Red
I’m new to using a snorkel and it took 15 minutes of choking in the pool to get used to it. But I love it now. I’m not a competitive swimmer. Just doing laps at the local Y while my foot Is injured. But it makes swimming much more relaxing and meditative. I have not had a problem with water going in the tube. It is a bit difficult to suck in enough air since the tube is small, but you get used to it. Feels fine on my forehead but leaves a mark for awhile. I mostly just struggle with not breathing out of my nose and have to concentrate on breathing through my mouth.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Dawn
Color: Black
This works really well. The pad on the forehead is perfect. My only complaint is the strap is tight on my head when I have it fully extended. insert big head joke here... But this could be an easy fix.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019 by William Crook
Color: Blue
This is my first lap swimming snorkle, and every time I swim I like it more and more. I've researched extensively swimming snorkles before buying this one, and I am happy to report that it was a good decision. It is very light, easy to put on and off, once the strap is properly adjusted it stays on my head without any movement and doesn't require adjusting between swims, does not pull hair out with the removal (although you need to be gentle), does not get any water when you swim, and last, but not least very pretty (such a lovely green color combination). I admit it took me a few swimming sessions to feel very comfortable swimming with a snorkle, but now I like it very much. Mind you, it was nothing about this specific snorkle, I just needed to work on my breathing and using a nose clip. I wanted to have a lap swimming snorkle, because my neck is not as flexible as it used to be and crawl swimming with a constant head side movement started to be rather unpleasant. Now, I can swim and swim because my head stays relaxed in one position. The same with breast stroke, I can comfortably swim and swim with my head under water instead of straining my neck to keep it above the water or doing under the above the water constant movement. No problem now and I can enjoy my swimming again. Recently, I swam mostly on my back due to those neck issues. Now, when I swim with this snorkle I like it so much that I switched mostly to freestyle and breaststroke.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022 by Barb
Color: Black
If first impressions mean anything, this is a home run of a product. It plain works. It is made of sturdy material. No leaks, no surprises. Just put it on, adjust the strap, and position the mouthpiece angle to your liking. It just lets you swim and concentrate on your form. I am impressed. This is an easy replacement for the Speedo snorkel I have been using, with which I have been pleased. This seems like a superior product. It comes with two adapters for the snorkel tip. One is standard, the other advanced, the difference being that the advanced tip restricts the airflow for greater respiratory resistance. I know it is supposed to work your lungs harder but I guess I am just not ready for it. The standard tip was fine for me, but here's hoping I can work up to the advanced tip in time. If you snorkel, especially if you snorkel swim in a pool for exercise, this is a very nice choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2016 by Nicholas L. Divita