--- product_id: 1523426 title: "FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel - Sprint Training Snorkel for Adults - Promotes Proper Head Position - Yellow" price: "€ 116.57" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1523426-finis-freestyle-center-mount-swim-snorkel-sprint-training-snorkel-adults store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Sprint training focus for faster lap times High-visibility yellow for safety and style Center-mount design for balanced swim posture FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel - Sprint Training Snorkel for Adults - Promotes Proper Head Position - Yellow **Price:** € 116.57 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🏊‍♂️ Elevate your swim game—breathe easy, swim faster, and own the lane! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel - Sprint Training Snorkel for Adults - Promotes Proper Head Position - Yellow - **How much does it cost?** € 116.57 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1523426-finis-freestyle-center-mount-swim-snorkel-sprint-training-snorkel-adults) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Stand Out in the Pool:** Bright yellow color not only adds flair but also enhances visibility for safety and confidence. - • **Durable Silicone Build:** Comfortable, flexible, and built to last through intense swim sessions. - • **Streamline Your Stroke:** Center-mount snorkel keeps your head perfectly aligned, eliminating the need to turn and disrupting your rhythm. - • **Sprint-Ready Performance:** Specifically engineered for freestyle sprint training to boost speed and efficiency in every lap. - • **Technique-Enhancing Design:** Promotes a low head and high hip position, essential for mastering breaststroke and butterfly form. ## Overview The FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel is a high-quality, silicone snorkel designed for adult sprint freestyle training. Its center-mount design promotes proper head alignment and body position, helping swimmers improve technique in freestyle, breaststroke, and butterfly. The bright yellow snorkel enhances visibility, while its durable construction ensures comfort and longevity during rigorous swim workouts. ## Description desertcart.com : FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel - Sprint Training Snorkel for Adults - Promotes Proper Head Position - Yellow : Diving Snorkels : Sports & Outdoors Review: Great training tool for freestyle technique and conditioning - I am a former competitive swimmer who now swims for fitness. This is the 3rd one I have owned, and I have gifted a couple others. This is a great training tool, it is not really intended as a recreational snorkel as wave action and improper head position will fill the tube with water. It’s best use is in lap pool swimming. This is a long comment but IMO this is the most important training aid in my swim bag. Here is what I love about this snorkel: 1. The design forces the user to maintain proper head position for freestyle as there is a natural tendency to look at the wall one is headed towards and this slight movement lifts the chin which causes the hips to sink, making swimming slower and harder. One can concentrate on technique in several areas when unemcumbered by breathing cycle of the stroke. That being said , you should try to synchronize the breathing to where you would normally breathe in the stroke cycle , exhalation and inhalation to avoid bad habits. The only other training aid I have found that reinforces good head position are “prism” style goggles like Speedo Hydralign or better yet Arena Swedix goggles- both of these allow you to look slightly forward while actually keeping head down. As an added benefit , if you have back or neck issues, having proper alignment from this tool minimizes or relieves the stress of hyperextended cervical and lumbar spine in swimming freestyle. 2. The snorkel balances out the right and left arm in terms of load distribution and allows you to see things like hand entry ( which should be in front of the shoulder) and to monitor other technique like early vertical forearm ( “ high elbow catch position) which is also crucial for freestyle. Most of us breathe on a favorite side, which is great for races but tends to overuse/overdevelope on side. The freestyle centerline snorkel strengthens your weaker side, and can help you swim straighter. Paddling a surf board has a similar benefit. 3. In addition to stroke technique , not having to focus on breathing technique allows you to pay attention to hip rotation and extension as well as proper position for kicking- with or without fins. Some coaches now advocate kicking without kick boards and again, if you have neck or back problems it can be useful to kick with the snorkel instead of a board. It’s also allows you to do flip turns as you reach the wall rather than grabbing the wall when using a board. 4. There are additional aerobic benefits too- even without the optional “cardio cap” (which I wouldn’t use until you are completely comfortable with the snorkel). 5. It works particularly well when simultaneously using a pull buoy, either traditional or ankle /leg Finis design. I also use it for breast stroke and breast stroke kicking. Synchronization with butterfly a bit trickier but kicking can go fine, esp w/ fins for butterfly. There is a bit of a learning curve for this device but it will become routine after just a few workouts. Start with 200 yds/meters a session then add on more after 5 or so swims. After you get the hang of it you can go any distance. The lack of a purge valve is actually a good thing: it forces proper technique and teaches you to get a good breath heading into the wall if you are doing flip turns. Flips turns require some air to blow out/ purge the snorkel after pushing off the wall underwater just before surfacing.It takes a little practice. Purge valves can start getting a bit nasty after a while and trap a bit of moisture after use.DO NOT try to use the “dry top” with this snorkel model- it doesn’t work( due to the angle of the opening above water). Swimmers and triathletes use and appreciate centerline snorkels, and Finis Freestyle is the best for swimming mainly free IMO. Swimming and triathlete coaches also recommend centerline snorkel use. Sorry for massive comments.Hope this helps. Review: A Must Have - LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT! I've swam off and on for fitness my whole life, but as I've gotten older I have found that I can't turn my head enough to get a decent inhale and I tend to get water in my nose. Because of some neck pain I also tend to keep my head up a little. This snorkel is amazing. I had read a review stating that water got into the snorkel (possibly due to loose squeeze on the mouth piece). I kept this in mind for the first use and decided to just practice by putting head in the water and breathing. Within a few minutes I was comfortable and began my laps. For the first time in a long time I was able to do the length of the pool without feeling like I was struggling to breathe. Another review I read stated that using the snorkel helped improve swimming stroke/form and I totally agree. I used it as recommended on the website -that is to warm up with it, then without, the warm down with it. I noticed that I had much better form after using the snorkel. My husband is like me with regard to our swimming for fitness and after he tried my snorkel he came home that night and ordered one for himself. In his words..."this is good stuff!" He is able to inhale through his mouth/snorkel and exhale through his nose, but when I tried it, I sucked in a lot of water -I just couldn't get the rhythm of it. I did fine with inhaling and exhaling via my mouth/snorkel so that's how I'm gonna continue. My only concern is that if the mouth piece breaks or wears out, the company does not seem to offer a replacement piece, which means replacing the whole thing. Hopefully, it will last a while. Keep in mind that my husband and I are your average Joes and it works GREAT for us. I don't know how it will work for better swimmers that do flip turns. The instructions and website give tips for more advanced swimmers. ## Features - High-Quality Snorkel: Improve your swim technique with this snorkeling gear for adults, which allows you to focus on body position without turning your head to breathe - Lap-Training Snorkeling Gear: Designed for sprint freestyle training, this FINIS snorkel encourages a lower head and higher hip position, perfect for improving lap swimming - Improve Technique with Snorkeling: Enhance your breaststroke and butterfly technique with this swim snorkel, which requires a low and forward head position for proper form - Swim Snorkel for Lap Swimming: Get the most out of your swim workout with the FINIS Freestyle Snorkel, essential snorkeling gear for adults that helps maintain a low head position - About FINIS: Our mission is to simplify swimming through innovation, high-quality products, and a commitment to education ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001GQ2BNQ | | Best Sellers Rank | #138,059 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #77 in Diving Snorkels | | Brand Name | FINIS | | Color | Yellow | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (1,095) | | Date First Available | January 9, 2003 | | Item Dimensions LxWxH | 15.75 x 11.02 x 1.97 inches | | Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 15.91 x 9.88 x 2.44 inches | | Item Weight | 390 Grams | | Manufacturer | FINIS | | Material | Silicone | | Model Name | Freestyle Snorkel | | Model Year | 2015 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Package Weight | 0.44 Kilograms | | Part Number | 1.05.001 | | Size | Adult | | Sport Type | Swimming | | Style | Freestyle | | Suggested Users | "" | ## Images ![FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swim Snorkel - Sprint Training Snorkel for Adults - Promotes Proper Head Position - Yellow - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61m3QFjCrCL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is difference between this freestyle finis snorkel and the finis swim snorkel? Does the freestyle snorkel have a bypass valve?** A: The frestyle snorkle does not have a bypass valve; a ball cock tip to prevent water entry when the head position goes bad used to be available for way too money but is not listed now as an acessory. When I'm not careful I take in way too much water. I like that it is a front snorkle. Knowing what I know now I'd choose the swim snorkle instead. **Q: Im not sure about the picture. Does the snorkel fasten to your head or do you have to use it with a mask?** A: The snorkel fastens to your head, positioned in the centerline, and can be used either with a mask or with goggles. My preference is a mask since I can never get goggles to seal comfortably. It does mean, however, that I have a profusion of "indents" on my face after my mile swims. **Q: I have to buy a new swim snorkel every time I take it apart to clean because it apparently breaks the seal. Any suggestions for cleaning?** A: Hi Jane, I use my snorkel regularly and have never taken it apart for cleaning purposes. Gently submerge your snorkel in a bucket of room temperature water and dish washing liquid ... Clean, rinse well under a tap and let it dry. If it gets too cruddy, buy a new one. I've used mine regularly for 3 years now. Still good as new. **Q: I notice water in 15-20 yards. Very annoying. Is it defective? Think it comes inbetween the fit of clear mouthpiece and yellow snorkel body.** A: I have been using Finis Freestyle snorkels for over 3 years. First unit after 2 years of severe use developed a microscopic seam tear on the yellow tube and leaked as you describe it took me a while to figure it out. To detect air leak plug top of yellow tube then holding entire unit under water in a tub blow air into the mouthpiece and look for bubbles. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great training tool for freestyle technique and conditioning *by S***R on July 2, 2018* I am a former competitive swimmer who now swims for fitness. This is the 3rd one I have owned, and I have gifted a couple others. This is a great training tool, it is not really intended as a recreational snorkel as wave action and improper head position will fill the tube with water. It’s best use is in lap pool swimming. This is a long comment but IMO this is the most important training aid in my swim bag. Here is what I love about this snorkel: 1. The design forces the user to maintain proper head position for freestyle as there is a natural tendency to look at the wall one is headed towards and this slight movement lifts the chin which causes the hips to sink, making swimming slower and harder. One can concentrate on technique in several areas when unemcumbered by breathing cycle of the stroke. That being said , you should try to synchronize the breathing to where you would normally breathe in the stroke cycle , exhalation and inhalation to avoid bad habits. The only other training aid I have found that reinforces good head position are “prism” style goggles like Speedo Hydralign or better yet Arena Swedix goggles- both of these allow you to look slightly forward while actually keeping head down. As an added benefit , if you have back or neck issues, having proper alignment from this tool minimizes or relieves the stress of hyperextended cervical and lumbar spine in swimming freestyle. 2. The snorkel balances out the right and left arm in terms of load distribution and allows you to see things like hand entry ( which should be in front of the shoulder) and to monitor other technique like early vertical forearm ( “ high elbow catch position) which is also crucial for freestyle. Most of us breathe on a favorite side, which is great for races but tends to overuse/overdevelope on side. The freestyle centerline snorkel strengthens your weaker side, and can help you swim straighter. Paddling a surf board has a similar benefit. 3. In addition to stroke technique , not having to focus on breathing technique allows you to pay attention to hip rotation and extension as well as proper position for kicking- with or without fins. Some coaches now advocate kicking without kick boards and again, if you have neck or back problems it can be useful to kick with the snorkel instead of a board. It’s also allows you to do flip turns as you reach the wall rather than grabbing the wall when using a board. 4. There are additional aerobic benefits too- even without the optional “cardio cap” (which I wouldn’t use until you are completely comfortable with the snorkel). 5. It works particularly well when simultaneously using a pull buoy, either traditional or ankle /leg Finis design. I also use it for breast stroke and breast stroke kicking. Synchronization with butterfly a bit trickier but kicking can go fine, esp w/ fins for butterfly. There is a bit of a learning curve for this device but it will become routine after just a few workouts. Start with 200 yds/meters a session then add on more after 5 or so swims. After you get the hang of it you can go any distance. The lack of a purge valve is actually a good thing: it forces proper technique and teaches you to get a good breath heading into the wall if you are doing flip turns. Flips turns require some air to blow out/ purge the snorkel after pushing off the wall underwater just before surfacing.It takes a little practice. Purge valves can start getting a bit nasty after a while and trap a bit of moisture after use.DO NOT try to use the “dry top” with this snorkel model- it doesn’t work( due to the angle of the opening above water). Swimmers and triathletes use and appreciate centerline snorkels, and Finis Freestyle is the best for swimming mainly free IMO. Swimming and triathlete coaches also recommend centerline snorkel use. Sorry for massive comments.Hope this helps. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Must Have *by K***N on February 15, 2012* LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT! I've swam off and on for fitness my whole life, but as I've gotten older I have found that I can't turn my head enough to get a decent inhale and I tend to get water in my nose. Because of some neck pain I also tend to keep my head up a little. This snorkel is amazing. I had read a review stating that water got into the snorkel (possibly due to loose squeeze on the mouth piece). I kept this in mind for the first use and decided to just practice by putting head in the water and breathing. Within a few minutes I was comfortable and began my laps. For the first time in a long time I was able to do the length of the pool without feeling like I was struggling to breathe. Another review I read stated that using the snorkel helped improve swimming stroke/form and I totally agree. I used it as recommended on the website -that is to warm up with it, then without, the warm down with it. I noticed that I had much better form after using the snorkel. My husband is like me with regard to our swimming for fitness and after he tried my snorkel he came home that night and ordered one for himself. In his words..."this is good stuff!" He is able to inhale through his mouth/snorkel and exhale through his nose, but when I tried it, I sucked in a lot of water -I just couldn't get the rhythm of it. I did fine with inhaling and exhaling via my mouth/snorkel so that's how I'm gonna continue. My only concern is that if the mouth piece breaks or wears out, the company does not seem to offer a replacement piece, which means replacing the whole thing. Hopefully, it will last a while. Keep in mind that my husband and I are your average Joes and it works GREAT for us. I don't know how it will work for better swimmers that do flip turns. The instructions and website give tips for more advanced swimmers. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extended swimming- Great gear for exercising *by J***. on December 18, 2007* I love this snorkel. I personally are not a huge fan of exercising, but I do enjoy swimming, and decided to use swimming as my exercise program. At first, I got very tired after very few laps, but after starting to use the freestyle snorkel, I can swim much more without getting tired or having to stop every few laps. The difference was incredible for me. I went from swimming about 700m to about 2000 in a matter of days. I enjoy the fact that I can breathe when I want/need, independantly of at what stage of the stroke I am. Since I swim for the exercise, and not competitively, this is a great product. I give only 4 stars, because after 2 months of use, one of the pieces that get in your mouth for you to bite (it has 2, not sure how to call them) came off, probably due to me biting to hard on it, could still be used quite comfortably with only one of these, but still went ahead and bought another. This product has made swimming an enjoyable exercise. I love it and would recommend it to anybody. ## Frequently Bought Together - FINIS Freestyle Center-Mount Swimming Snorkel , Yellow, Adult - FINIS Agility Paddles Floating - High-Quality Swim Paddles for Lap Swimming - Swim Gear for Beginners to Triathlon Athletes - Pool and Swimming Accessories to Improve Speed and Form - Speedo Unisex-Adult Swim Training Pull Buoy --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1523426-finis-freestyle-center-mount-swim-snorkel-sprint-training-snorkel-adults](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1523426-finis-freestyle-center-mount-swim-snorkel-sprint-training-snorkel-adults) --- *Product available on Desertcart Croatia* *Store origin: HR* *Last updated: 2026-08-05*