Kids Snorkel Set, Mask Fins Snorkeling Gear for Kids
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Wide Clear Underwater View for Kids
Tempered glass lenses, 2 windows wide view
Head strap adjust buckles, easy to use
Double seal soft skirt, snug fit no leaking
Nose cover help kids breathe with mouth underwater
Easier to Breath Underwater
Above Water: Float valve ball keep down position to let air into snorkel.
Under Water: Float valve ball raises to block water into snorkel.
Dry top anti-splash snorkel: more friendly for snorkel beginners and trainers
Fixed clip: put mask strape into the clip to assemble mask with snorkel together
Premium nontoxic silicone mouth piece without odorous smell
Purge valve: quick drain purge valve
Open Heeled Adjustable Snorkel Fins
Open heel with adjustable strap for better fit; Removeable shape holder to keep fins in a good shape
Quick release buckle for kids easy donning and doffing
Mesh instep & open toe design accelerate water draining and better for barefoot wearing
Hard anti slip sole help kids stand firmly and protect foot underwater
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Warm Tips for Using Kids Snorkel Set
How to prevent mask from fogging up
- Avoid touching the inside of your mask, especially right after you use a defogger. Touching your mask may leave fingerprints on it, making the defogger less effective and dirtying your mask.
- Don't breathe out of your nose. It may take some time to adjust to solely breathing in and out through your mouth, but exhaling through your nose is the main cause of mask fog.
- Cleaning the mask with non-whitening toothpaste or defogger is a great way to reduce fog, especially for brand new masks. You can use either a soft-bristled toothbrush or your fingers. If you use your fingers, it's important to wash them so that the oils from your hands don't prevent you from cleaning the mask completely. Spread tooth paste on the lenses inside your mask and rub it in to cover the lenses completely. After that, wash your mask out while trying not to touch the mask glass too much.
How to prevent the mask from leaking
- Buy the correct size mask.
- Check if mask fits kids face before using it in the water.
- Avoid masks that don't have a silicone skirt.
- Make sure all your hair is clear from around your face where the mask will seal.
- Keep mouth and facial muscles relaxed, and head movements small and slow.