Freediving

Anti-fog dry snorkel mask set with tempered glass and a dry-top valve that keeps water out when you surface dive. 4.4 stars (9,843 ratings). A solid budget mask for pool training and shallow freedives.

$23.99

Classic J-tube snorkel from a 1946 Italian dive brand — simple, comfortable, and built to last. 4.4 stars (2,110 ratings). Freedivers prefer a basic J-tube over a dry snorkel: less drag, easier to clear.

$10.15

Compact travel-size mask, fin, and snorkel set with a panoramic view mask and trek fins. 4.4 stars (8,708 ratings). Great if you want fins included without buying everything separately.

$31.46

Full-face snorkel mask with a 180-degree view and dry-top valve. 4.5 stars (8,570 ratings). Different style than a traditional mask — some freedivers love the panoramic field, others prefer separate mask and snorkel.

$32.99

Low-volume freediving mask and snorkel set designed specifically for deep diving, not just snorkeling. 4.2 stars (724 ratings). The real deal — low internal volume means less air needed to equalize at depth.

$94.95

Long-blade freediving fins with a full foot pocket, designed for efficient deep diving and spearfishing. 4.6 stars (222 ratings). Long blades give you power per kick that short snorkel fins simply can't match.

$67.53

Rubber freediving weight belt with a glass-filled nylon quick-release buckle. 4.6 stars (406 ratings). Essential for neutral buoyancy — the quick release is a safety feature, not a luxury.

$36.00