The TUSA Platina II Hyperdry snorkel is one of TUSA’s premier semi-dry snorkels. Many great features are incorporated into one great snorkel. The patented Hyperdry System makes this one of the most stylish and feature packed snorkels on the market. A high flow and angled purge valve is installed.
The TUSA Platina II Hyperdry snorkel is one of TUSA’s premier semi-dry snorkels. Many great features are incorporated into one great snorkel. The patented Hyperdry System makes this one of the most stylish and feature packed snorkels on the market. A high flow and angled purge valve is installed.
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The lowest price we last saw for TUSA Platina II Snorkel Black/Red was $64.00 at The Scuba Doctor, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 9 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $64.00 on 23 Dec 2025.
Prices last updated 9 May 2026.
TUSA Platina II Snorkel Black/Red
The TUSA Platina II Hyperdry snorkel is one of TUSA’s premier semi-dry snorkels. Many great features are incorporated into one great snorkel. The patented Hyperdry System makes this one of the most stylish and feature packed snorkels on the market. A high flow and angled purge valve is installed.
The TUSA Platina II Hyperdry snorkel is one of TUSA’s premier semi-dry snorkels. Many great features are incorporated into one great snorkel. The patented Hyperdry System makes this one of the most stylish and feature packed snorkels on the market. A high flow and angled purge valve is installed.
Last updated at 09/05/2026 14:34:53
Tusa Platina II Hyperdry Snorkel | Metallic Dark Red -TSDA
Delivery $15
TUSA Platina II Hyperdry Snorkel ($65) | ODG Australia, Black Silicone / Metallic Red
Delivery between 11–18 May $9
originally posted on leisurepro.com
The snorkel works great, it is comfortable, and nearly completely dry. Note that this is a LEFT sided snorkel. You have to remove the mask head strap to thread it through the retaining clip...something you can't do sitting on the edge of the boat! Once the clip is on the headband, it is fairly easy to attach/remove the snorkel from the head strap.
originally posted on leisurepro.com
I have owned several snorkels and this is the first one that I am completely satisfied with. It is light-weight, low-profile, easy to breathe, aquadynamically designed, impressively resistent to flooding, easy to purge, it looks cool and it has a comfortable mouthpiece. It's worth noting that this is not a "truly dry" snorkel. That is, it doesn't have any sort of mechanism that seals the bore when you submerge. I have owned those types of snorkels and didn't really like them as they had a tendency to close up at inopportune times, and occassionally got stuck. Although the Tusa is not "truly dry", it is very intelligently engineered and reduces flooding by, I would say, more than 50%. When it does flood (which is not often) it is very easy to clear. I use a snorkel ... MoreI have owned several snorkels and this is the first one that I am completely satisfied with. It is light-weight, low-profile, easy to breathe, aquadynamically designed, impressively resistent to flooding, easy to purge, it looks cool and it has a comfortable mouthpiece. It's worth noting that this is not a "truly dry" snorkel. That is, it doesn't have any sort of mechanism that seals the bore when you submerge. I have owned those types of snorkels and didn't really like them as they had a tendency to close up at inopportune times, and occassionally got stuck. Although the Tusa is not "truly dry", it is very intelligently engineered and reduces flooding by, I would say, more than 50%. When it does flood (which is not often) it is very easy to clear. I use a snorkel when I scuba dive and this one does a great job of staying out of the way, not creating much drag, AND it has a clip (plus it's foldable) so you can easily remove it from your mask and store it in your BC if you felt so inclined. Again, I have had several snorkels (none of which were cheap) and this is the only one I've been happy with and the only one I would replace with an identical one should it end up broken or lost.
originally posted on waterworldsports.co.uk/
Very helpful and knowledgable. Bought boot Finns mask and snorkel. Highly recommend
Tusa Platina II Hyperdry Snorkel | Metallic Dark Red -TSDA
Delivery $15
TUSA Platina II Hyperdry Snorkel ($65) | ODG Australia, Black Silicone / Metallic Red
Delivery between 11–18 May $9
The snorkel works great, it is comfortable, and nearly completely dry. Note that this is a LEFT sided snorkel. You have to remove the mask head strap to thread it through the retaining clip...something you can't do sitting on the edge of the boat! Once the clip is on the headband, it is fairly easy to attach/remove the snorkel from the head strap.
I have owned several snorkels and this is the first one that I am completely satisfied with. It is light-weight, low-profile, easy to breathe, aquadynamically designed, impressively resistent to flooding, easy to purge, it looks cool and it has a comfortable mouthpiece. It's worth noting that this is not a "truly dry" snorkel. That is, it doesn't have any sort of mechanism that seals the bore when you submerge. I have owned those types of snorkels and didn't really like them as they had a tendency to close up at inopportune times, and occassionally got stuck. Although the Tusa is not "truly dry", it is very intelligently engineered and reduces flooding by, I would say, more than 50%. When it does flood (which is not often) it is very easy to clear. I use a snorkel ... MoreI have owned several snorkels and this is the first one that I am completely satisfied with. It is light-weight, low-profile, easy to breathe, aquadynamically designed, impressively resistent to flooding, easy to purge, it looks cool and it has a comfortable mouthpiece. It's worth noting that this is not a "truly dry" snorkel. That is, it doesn't have any sort of mechanism that seals the bore when you submerge. I have owned those types of snorkels and didn't really like them as they had a tendency to close up at inopportune times, and occassionally got stuck. Although the Tusa is not "truly dry", it is very intelligently engineered and reduces flooding by, I would say, more than 50%. When it does flood (which is not often) it is very easy to clear. I use a snorkel when I scuba dive and this one does a great job of staying out of the way, not creating much drag, AND it has a clip (plus it's foldable) so you can easily remove it from your mask and store it in your BC if you felt so inclined. Again, I have had several snorkels (none of which were cheap) and this is the only one I've been happy with and the only one I would replace with an identical one should it end up broken or lost.
Very helpful and knowledgable. Bought boot Finns mask and snorkel. Highly recommend
Very pleased with this snorkel. It’s exactly what I expected from all the research I conducted. The only small disappointment was the color of the water guard and mouth piece was not as dark blue as what I expected from the online pictures. Regardless, I would recommend it
Bought a Tusa snorkel. Phoned up and Russell in the shop was super helpful. Snorkel arrived quickly and works well.
After I lost my Hyperdry MAX I bought this from my LDS as a more cost efficient alternative. I've used it on dives and snorkeling and it has impressed me greatly. The mouthpiece being smaller than the SP-200's regulator size mouthpiece is extremely comfortable. I've actually had this in my mouth snorkeling for over 4 striaght hours without discomfort or any after effects.As a semi-dry snorkel it works well even in rough water conditions and is very easy to clear when flooded.The flexible neck also means it stays out of your way while scuba diving. Unlike the image shown here the one I got from the LDS had a standard snorkel keeper where you slip the mask strap through the opening. Personally I like the TUSA keeper seen in the image which is standard on the ... MoreAfter I lost my Hyperdry MAX I bought this from my LDS as a more cost efficient alternative. I've used it on dives and snorkeling and it has impressed me greatly. The mouthpiece being smaller than the SP-200's regulator size mouthpiece is extremely comfortable. I've actually had this in my mouth snorkeling for over 4 striaght hours without discomfort or any after effects.As a semi-dry snorkel it works well even in rough water conditions and is very easy to clear when flooded.The flexible neck also means it stays out of your way while scuba diving. Unlike the image shown here the one I got from the LDS had a standard snorkel keeper where you slip the mask strap through the opening. Personally I like the TUSA keeper seen in the image which is standard on the SP-200s. It is very convenient where you can slip the snorkel off with one hand as the keeper comprises 2 sections which clip into each other. One part has the mask strap threaded through it and the other is attached to the snorkel.All in all a great product. However nothing beats a dry snorkel IMHO. At the end of the day breathing thorugh a snorkel is about technique and not product but it never hurts to have something that makes your life a little easier.
By far the best snorkel I have owned. you get the features of a more expensive snorkel for half the price. They have so many colors so no matter what color your gear is they have what you need.
So flexible. And easy to use. Great value
Excellent snorkel with a well functioning valve. The attachment to the mask strap can be simply unclipped making the use of this snorkel super easy.
Ordered the Cobalt Blue, but the true color of this snorkel inside and outside is much more of a purple color, NOT blue. Does not match at all with my other blue based dive kit. Decided to return for the all clear version.Overall the snorkel appears to be well constructed, and I look forward to trying it out on my next dive trip. I also like how the bottom of the snorkel is more compact and rounded and I am hoping that it won't snag on my corrugated BC inflator hose as my old snorkel currently does.
