Cressi Scuba Free Diving Snorkel Corsica (Made in Italy)

Chose the Corsica for reasons: 1- it was cheap, 2- had Cessi snorkel and other gear before and lasted well. The Corsica is no different. It's well proportioned and nicely styled (if that bothers you). I was concerned about the ease of clearing it given it's curved shape and long tube, however to the contrary it's surprisingly easy to clear and leaves almost no residue in the bottom. Additionally it has a decent clip for you mask, and it's made entirely from the flexible-rubberised plastic that normally used for the mouth piece. This renders it almost indestructible (it wont crack) and wont impale others if your playing octopush (....look it up....it's fun)- I imagine it would also be ideal as a travel snorkel to stuff in your back pack.

Small volume, supposed to ease emptying when resurfacing. Flexible rubber, smoth edges to prevent hurting your gums if used for prolonged periods of time.Haven't yet used for diving yet, but it feels better than my fancy looking aqualung snorkel

Not a bad snorkel but feels tight to breath in compared to my lost sporasub breeze. Descent build for the money.

Really like this snorkel. The fact that it is flexible rubber makes it really easy to pack. Can't go wrong with Cressi gear.

Covered in black marks and sand. Ordering a replacement so let’s hope that one is actually new.

Best snorkel Ive owned. Flexible in every direction, the mouth piece is soft silicone, so its a comfortable fit for long dives. basically indestructible product as the shaft is soft silcon which is malleable, the black silicon also means that the sun cannot damage it. A+++

its just a tube, nothing special. it does what its supposed to do. If it breathed for me i'd give it 5 stars...

Never had a problem with Cressi gear in the past but this snorkel is terrible. Leaks around the mouth tube join and pulls apart far too easily for there to be a good seal present.