no posting for a longggg time loooorrr...........

really long time not update this blog la...Y....because my family & I stop for going snorkeling for a while....Y....I talk about this another time..Now is so late...time to sleep...

PROMATE Junior Snorkeling Scuba Diving Mask Snorkel Fins w/ Mesh Bag Set for kids

Product Features

Promate Pace Junior Snorkeling Fins/FN420
Promate Chico Junior Mask/MK045
Promate Junior 100% Dry Snorkel/SK080
Nylon Mesh Bag w/ Cord Drawstring

Product Description

Fins: Kid's adjustable snorkeling fins. Drag reducing jet vented & open heel design. High quality and stylish looking. Soft rubber foot pocket for comfortable fit with either socks or barefoot. Easy adjust strap with release buttons.

Children's Conversion Size Chart:

Age	3 Years	4 Years	5 Years	6 Years	7 Years	8 Years	9 Years	10 Years
USA Size	9~10	10~11	12~13	13~1	1~2	2~3	3~4	4~
	S/M	S/M	S/M	L/XL	L~XL	L/XL	L/XL	L/XL

Mask: Ideal mask for juniors. Crystal, liquid silicone injected skirt and strap Double edge comfort seal. Low volume single lens design offers broad peripheral view. Foldable buckles for compact storage. Easy adjustable buckles. Tempered glass.

Snorkel: A low-profile valve automatically seals upon descent to create a truly dry snorkel. Child-sized mouthpiece. Contoured barrel reduces water resistance and lessens jaw fatigue. Mask strap retaining clip. Purge valve for easy draining. Perfect for the pool and shallow water snorkeling and diving

Snorkeling tips..

Shipwreck & Scuba Diving ebooks. How to Shipwreck Diving, Ny, Nj, Bermuda, Florida, Caribbean, Nj and Long Island Beach Diver, Fishing Shipwreck Locations GPS/Loran numbers, Shipwreck 3d Art, Fossil shark teeth guide, Metal detector ebook

Shipwreck Diving is a complete how to ebook about the sport of wreck diving. This downloadable PDF e-book is packed with information and heavily illustrated with over 80 sensational color photographs. Daniel Berg, a noted wreck diver, instructor and author of ten shipwrecks related books, describes all the basics of wreck diving. Topics include everything from equipment modifications, communication, and wreck penetration to artifact preservation. Dan also tells how to navigate on a wreck and be able to return to the anchor line after the dive. Why some divers find more artifacts and explains how to catch lobsters. Shipwreck Diving also covers such diverse topics as shipwreck research, photography, spear fishing and how to use an underwater metal detector. This exciting book tells all the tricks of the trade that until now have only been learned through years of experience. Shipwreck divers of all caliber will find Shipwreck Diving informative, rewarding and entertaining

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U.S. Divers Snorkeling Vest

Product Features

* Single-bladder, inflatable vest designed for snorkeling safety
* Manual oral inflator lets you add air to float confidently on the water
* Deflates quickly for diving below the surface; over-pressure valve
* High-visibility yellow color attracts attention from a distance
* Backed by 2-year limited warranty

Product Description

An ideal snorkeling accessory for visibility and safety, this medium-weight U.S. Divers yellow vest is built around a manual inflator. When you want to stay on the surface, simply let a little air in and you'll float confidently atop the water while scanning the fish and coral below. Then, when you want to dive down to a reef for a closer look, deflate the vest and you're free to go. Other details include an over-pressure valve that keeps you from adding too much air and a high-visibility yellow coating that attracts attention from a distance. As with all U.S. Divers accessories, the bag is backed by a two-year limited warranty.

Product Description
The perfect vest for visibility and safety. Bright Yellow nylon insures you can be seen. This medium weight yellow vest includes manual inflator so you can let the air in and out allowing you to rest on the surface or deflate for a dive down to the reef.

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A Common Sense Guide to Buying Snorkel Equipment

Modern man still has that urge to "Go where no man has gone before." One frontier still untamed by man but easier to reach than the stars is the deep blue Sea. Man has figured a way to survive the depths and do a little exploring of this uncharted underwater world. Take your underwater camera or underwater camcorder with you to document this wondrous experience to share with your friends and loved ones. This is a common sense guide to help you purchase the proper equipment. Do not cheat yourself by purchasing low quality diving equipment this equipment is not only to make your underwater world more pleasurable it is for your safety as well.

Snorkeling - also known as "Free Divers" because they do not depend on clunky scuba gear to do this dive. I think they should be called "relativity free Divers" because the equipment is less expensive than scuba diving but not quite free. It is limited to close to shore diving or shallow water because visibility to the bottom is your goal underwater; the more water between you and your subject the less clarity. You will see there is very little equipment needed. This is a great workout sport it uses almost every muscle in the body and conditions the lungs as well. As it is with all strenuous activities you should be checked by your physician before attempting this sport. Being a powerful swimmer is not required just floating along with the fish is all you really need.The resistance of the water on your body causes more calorie burn off than a jog on land and is easier on the joints. Though professional instruction is not really necessary for this underwater sport I suggest you read books or do some research before attempting. Just goof around in a swimming pool first to get the hang of breathing through the snorkel. Never, Never, Never go alone if you do not have another partner to dive with make sure to have a buddy waiting on land in case of an emergency situation.

THE MASK - the mask is very important it is your window to your underwater world. You want a crystal clear view free of flaws. Make sure the glass is tempered it should say so somewhere around the rim a cheap plastic face plate can become scratched when you toss it into your sandy beach bag this will cause a foggy view like looking out of a dirty window. You may have saved a couple bucks but the view is the reason for the dive right? Speaking of the view those of us who wear glasses or contact lenses have a little caution here. The arms of the glasses will not fit comfortably under the mask strap and wearing contacts you run the risk of your mask flooding and washing out your contacts. Some dive shops carry masks with pre-ground lenses that may help you or if you plan on really getting into this sport you can have the lenses special ground with your prescription to be bonded into the mask you have chosen. Beside the view the mask also encloses your nose which helps to maintain a comfortable pressure while underwater. Not to mention keeping the ocean water out of your nose. Try it on make sure it is a good fit but not too tight ask the salesperson for advice.

THE SNORKEL - There are several designs, some have funny twist others are designed to follow the contours of your head and then bend opposite of your head so you are not giving yourself a "water torture" every time you expel water from the tube. The hard rubber mouth piece is special fitted so that it sits comfortably between clenched teeth. People with braces may need to speak with their orthodontist before they dive. Pressure from the hard rubber can cause irritation and bleeding of the gums even to those that do not wear braces. The tube of the snorkel has caused some conflict between divers, which is better the large bore which is known to make breathing easier but poor air quality because the expelled air hangs out inside the tube taking up space or the small bore which is harder to get a big gulp of air from but it has better quality oxygen levels because expelled air has no place to hang out. So you choose easier breathing/less oxygen or better oxygen quality/ harder to get a good gulp of air. This is a tough call for me.

THE SWIM FINS - Swim fins can also be purchased although not necessary if you just want to hang out in the calm shallow waters. The more adventuress part of you may not be satisfied staying in the shallow therefore you will need the fins because they do help boost the diver's control, speed and power immensely and assist the diver to go deeper. Fins come in two types the slip on (like slippers) or the suggested adjustable strap fin. The adjustable strap comes in three fin sizes small, medium and large you need to know the larger the fin the more water resistance, the more muscles used to propel you in the water. If you are a small framed person or not very athletic I would suggest you start with the small or medium fin. Neoprene booties are almost always worn with fins to keep the feet warm and comfortable they also prevent blisters.

THE UNDERWATER DIGITAL CAMERA - This is optional but I think you will live to regret it if you do not take one with you on this meaningful occasion when man tests the unexplored world beneath the Sea.

As you can see there is really not much expense incurred with snorkeling after trying it out if you fall in love with the sport or you want to swim in colder waters you will need to invest in a wetsuit and other accessories such as a nylon mesh bag to collect all of you found treasures, a buoyancy compensator and gloves. Have a wonderful safe time but always respect you underwater environment. As they say "Pack it in - Pack it out"

Claire Capes http://www.extremeelementscameras.com is a devoted Grandmother who loves to get her Grandchildren into soggy situations. She got the idea of underwater cameras and water proof Cameras by forgetting her digital camera on the picnic table when camping, an overnight rain shower hit and the camera never worked the same again. On a trip to Niagara Falls concern over the mist from the falls prevented some really good photo opportunities. After much research Claire and Her Sister decided to start an Extreme Elements Camera business so not to miss any more great shots because of cold or wet or even accidental drops. Stop by and visit http://www.extremeelementscameras.com we have done all the hard work of finding the best underwater or water proof camera for you so you can "Capture Your Memories in All-Weather"

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GOOGLE 3 : Aqua Sphere Kaiman Swim Goggle by Aqua Sphere

Product Features

• Two-piece goggle features a watertight seal and 180-degree, wide-angle visibility
• Strap adjustment is quick and easy
• Made of hypoallergenic Softeril material
• Two-year limited warranty
• 100% UVA and UVB protection; features a scratch-resistant and anti-fog coating

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Product Description

The Aqua Sphere Kaiman swim goggle offers 180-degree, wide-angle vision technology in a two-piece competitive-style swimming goggle. Featuring an anatomic profile with a watertight seal, this goggle is constructed of soft, comfortable, and hypoallergenic Softeril material. The strap offers quick and easy adjustment with a split back for more stable support and a firmer seal. The Kaiman also provides 100% UVA and UVB protection and features a scratch-resistant and anti-fog coating. The goggle is available in two sizes: large for adults and small for smaller faces and kids.

Product Description

The Aqua Sphere Kaiman swim goggle offers 180-degree, wide-angle vision technology in a two-piece competitive-style swimming goggle. Featuring an anatomic profile with a watertight seal, this goggle is constructed of soft, comfortable, and hypoallergenic Softeril material. The strap offers quick and easy adjustment with a split back for more stable support and a firmer seal. The Kaiman also provides 100% UVA and UVB protection and features a scratch-resistant and anti-fog coating. The goggle is available in two sizes: large for adults and small for smaller faces and kids.

GOGGLE 3 : Aqua Sphere Kaiman Swim Goggle

U.S. Divers Cozumel Mask, Seabreeze Dry Snorkel, and Proflex II Fin Snorkeling Set by U.S. Divers

Product Features

• Snorkeling bundle with cozumel mask, seabreeze dry snorkel, and proflex ii fin
• Snorkel features a dry top structure
• Easy-adjust buckle system
• Contemporary design
• The snorkel and mask are one size fits all

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Product Description

Consisting of the Cozumel mask, Seabreeze Dry snorkel, and Proflex II fins, this bundle from U.S. Divers is a must for recreational snorkelers of all stripes. The Seabreeze Dry snorkel hails from U.S. Divers' Sport Rec series, which is distinguished by its high-quality PVC mouthpieces and large bore barrel designs. More significantly, the snorkel features a dry top structure that keeps splashed water out while maintaining an unobstructed airflow. As a result, you needn't worry about filling your lungs with water each time a fellow swimmer kicks up a bit. Other details include a classic contoured shape for style and comfort, a quick-release snorkel keeper, and an easy-clear purge valve.

The Cozumel mask, meanwhile, fits kids ages 10 and up and most adults, and is distinguished by such features as a two-window lens with a clear frame for maximum light entry and an easy-adjust buckle system. The Proflex II fin--which features a long blade with dual-composite fin rails for enhanced snap and thrust--finishes off the bundle. Snorkelers will love the fin's enclosed heel and soft foot pocket, which provides a snug and comfortable fit. And thanks to the contemporary design and metallic blue color, users can rest assured that no other snorkeler will look as good on the beach or at the dock. While the snorkel and mask are one size fits all, the fin comes in five sizes.

Fin Sizing:

• Small: Men's 5 to 6.5 / Women's 6.5 to 8
• Medium: Men's 6.5 to 8 / Women's 8 to 9.5
• Medium/Large: Men's 8 to 9.5 / Women's 9.5 to 11
• Large: Men's 9.5 to 11 / Women's 11 to 12.5
• X-Large: Men's 11.5 to 13 / Women's 13 to 14.5

Manufacturer's Warranty
Two-year limited warranty

Product Description

US Divers Cozumel Dive Set - Consisting of the Cozumel mask, Seabreeze Dry snorkel, and Proflex II fins, this bundle from U.S. Divers is a must for recreational snorkelers of all stripes. The Seabreeze Dry snorkel hails from U.S. Divers' Sport Rec series, which is distinguished by its high-quality PVC mouthpieces and large bore barrel designs. More significantly, the snorkel features a dry top structure that keeps splashed water out while maintaining an unobstructed airflow. As a result, you needn't worry about filling your lungs with water each time a fellow swimmer kicks up a bit. Other details include a classic contoured shape for style and comfort, a quick-release snorkel keeper, and an easy-clear purge valve. The Cozumel mask, meanwhile, fits kids ages 10 and up and most adults, and is distinguished by such features as a two-window lens with a clear frame for maximum light entry and an easy-adjust buckle system. The Proflex II fin--which features a long blade with dual-composite fin rails for enhanced snap and thrust--finishes off the bundle. Snorkelers will love the fin's enclosed heel and soft foot pocket, which provides a snug and comfortable fit. And thanks to the contemporary design and metallic blue color, users can rest assured that no other snorkeler will look as good on the beach or at the dock. The snorkel and mask are one size fits all, the fin comes in varying sizes.

Watch it out here : U.S. Divers Cozumel Mask, Seabreeze Dry Snorkel, and Proflex II Fin Snorkeling Set

I think snorkeler should think about this things:

Clear Sinus and Ear Congestion Sinus Relief for Watersports, Air Travel, Scuba Diving, Diving, Surfing, Swimming, Snorkeling, Free Diving

Product Features

• AUTHORIZED DEALER, FULL MANUFACTURER´S WARRANTY!!!
• This is a great product to relief sinus and ear conditions
• Homeopathic/Herbal formula. Ephedra free. Non-habit forming with no side effects
• Use for all watersports, including scuba diving, snorkeling, and swimming
• Also for pilots, flight attendants, and persons who travel, 60 Capsules

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Important Information

Ingredients
Active Homeopathic Ingredients

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Product Description

AUTHORIZED DEALER, FULL MANUFACTURER´S WARRANTY!!! Relief those sinus and ear conditions with this wonderful product!!!


Snorkeler !!!!!!! Get it from here :

snorkeling dilemma

I found a nice article from ezinearticles.com. Dilemma for snorkeller with mustache by Roy Jamason (see his nice photo on left side, maybe a great snorkeler). I put i here for sharing. So happy reading........

Snorkeling Mask - Can You Get Get a Good Seal With a Mustache

Snorkeling Dilemma "To Shave or Not to Shave. That is the question" I know, I know; it doesn't sound like a big deal on having to shave it off but I would rather not have to lug any extra stuff on a vacation than I have to. Then there is the itchy and naked feeling I get when not having one. I decided to devote some space for the hirsute snorkeling crowd out there with some do's and don'ts and tips to try and get around this "hairy" dilemma.

The first tip is getting a good mask with a soft silicone skirt. Avoid any mask that is not silicone because the silicone will conform to the face better than the inexpensive masks found in the seasonal aisles of "Mart" stores. Silicone is more expensive but it is more resistant to the elements such as Ultra-violet rays so it will have a better life value. If you are unsure if the mask is silicone, a good way to check is to see if it has tempered glass lenses. The lenses will have "tempered" written on the glass. Manufacturer's who spend the money on tempered glass are more likely to use silicone for the skirt as well. The mask skirt should have what is called a double seal, which will create a more effective barrier than masks without.

If you are like most people, you might think "If it leaks tighten it". While this works with faucets and such, tightening the mask strap will only serve to reduce the silicone skirt's ability to conform to the face. The simple act of smiling or taking out the snorkel will cause leakage from other areas. Granted, you may have to play with how tight or loose the mask strap needs to be, but the position of the mask strap on the back of the head may solve a lot more problems than you might think. Positioning the mask strap higher on the back of the head will pull the bottom of the skirt tighter to the lip but will still allow the rest of the mask skirt to conform the other facial features.

ou may have heard people suggest putting petroleum gels on the mustache to create a better seal. While this does actually work, using petroleum gels such as Vaseline will deteriorate the silicone over time and is therefore not advised. Using a food grade silicone gel will work and will not affect the silicone skirt. While this is a very viable means of taking care of leakage due to mustaches, it is really a bite getting the silicone gel out of the mustache when you are done snorkeling.

If you have a very thick mustache, thinning it out will help. I have known guys to go so far as to trim their mustaches to create a wider space between the nose and the upper lip. This allows the inner seal of the mask skirt to seal directly to skin of the upper lip. I have a hard time with seeing this as it always reminds me of the way Adolph Hitler wore his mustache.

These are but a few suggestions. They may or may not work for those with mustaches. If you have tried these and have not succeeded then it is time to kiss that mustache goodbye and see what you've been missing. Anyone with any other tips or suggestions that have not been listed is highly encouraged to let me know of them via e-mail.

For those that are unfamiliar to snorkeling terms, we have put together a nice Snorkelpedia for you to view. Feel free to email us with any questions, you can always find us at http://www.snorkelingonline.com

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