Snorkel and Dive Gear: What to Buy

Start with kit size and total price

Price dictates whether you are patching an existing kit or packing for a new trip from scratch. At the absolute bottom of the scale, 35 SEK buys the SEAC Universal Snorkel Keeper to replace a broken strap attachment. The most complete setup reaches 1,779 SEK for the Mares package combining X-One fins, an X-Vision Ultra LiquidSkin mask, and an Ergo Dry snorkel.

Mid-tier bundles offer a balanced middle ground if you want complete gear without top-tier silicone coatings. The Mares Wahoo adult set sits at 599 SEK for a standard mask and semi-dry snorkel combination. Stepping up to travel-ready propulsion brings the Mares X-One three-piece set with an X-Vision Mid 2.0 mask to 1,549 SEK. If you prefer a frameless design, the SEAC X-Frame package with a Reverse Dry snorkel sells for 749 SEK.

Match the mask skirt to facial structure

A watertight seal comes from matching the skirt to your bone structure rather than cranking the strap tight. Standard adult frames often bridge too wide on narrower faces, which lets water seep in around the temples during surface swims. To prevent that leak, the Mares X-Vision Mid 2.0 mask costs 749 SEK and narrows the skirt profile while preserving forward visibility. Snorkelers wanting a single-pane lens can choose the SEAC Giglio MD mask at 299 SEK, but anyone needing a snorkel included can step up to the Mares Ridley set for 649 SEK.

Younger swimmers need proportionally smaller skirts that seal against delicate features without leaving deep red pressure rings. For toddlers and young children aged three to eight, the SEAC Cyklop Marina mask costs 259 SEK, while the SEAC Bella junior snorkel combo runs 399 SEK. Between ages four and seven, children can use the Mares Cyklop Sharky mask at 299 SEK. For ages eight to fourteen, the Mares Pirate set costs 479 SEK, or 779 SEK when bundled with matching X-One travel fins.

Choose lenses based on visibility and drag

Lens geometry controls how much light reaches your eyes and how much effort equalization takes. Single-pane masks eliminate the center bridge for an open view, whereas dual-lens models bring the glass closer to your face to expand your lower field of view. The Mares i3 mask costs 879 SEK and uses a three-lens build with side panes to reduce peripheral blind spots. Freedivers, however, need minimal internal volume to save oxygen on descents, which is why the Mares Samurai X costs 579 SEK and holds less than 80 cubic centimeters of air space.

Frameless masks shave bulk by bonding silicone directly to tempered glass, creating a flatter package for travel luggage. The SEAC X-Frame costs 549 SEK with a 4-millimeter tempered glass pane, whereas the SEAC Pura mask costs 749 SEK and adds a double plasma anti-fog treatment to prevent condensation. For swimmers who dislike breathing through a traditional mouthpiece, the Mares Sea Vu Dry+ full-face mask costs 849 SEK and provides natural breathing through the nose and mouth with a 180-degree view.

Add dry storage and maintenance essentials

Salt and rough baggage transit degrade silicone gear quickly without proper care. Mares Anti-Fog Gel costs 179 SEK for a 60-milliliter bottle with a built-in brush applicator to keep glass clean before you enter the water. To protect tempered glass lenses from being crushed in packed luggage, the rigid Mares Shell Oval mask case costs 229 SEK. Beachgoers can also shield mobile electronics using the SEAC Waterproof Smartphone Case for 199 SEK, which protects touchscreens up to 6 inches.

Waterproof transport prevents wet dive gear from soaking the rest of your luggage after a swim. The SEAC 20-liter dry bag costs 259 SEK and holds spare clothing and car keys securely. Packing bulky gear like fins and a wetsuit requires larger capacity, which the 40-liter SEAC dry backpack handles for 449 SEK. Quick-drying microfiber accessories complete the setup, with the adult Mares Seaside towel priced at 299 SEK and the junior hooded poncho towel at 349 SEK.

Frequently asked questions

What does Sportextreme sell?

Sportextreme sells water sports and diving gear, including masks, snorkels, fins, dry bags, and swim accessories from brands such as Mares, SEAC, and Zoggs. Offerings range from individual replacement parts to bundled snorkeling packages for adults and youth.

Where is Sportextreme in Stockholm?

Sportextreme is based in Stockholm, Sweden, operating through an online platform rather than a physical walk-in storefront. Orders are fulfilled directly to customer addresses across the region.

How much are products at Sportextreme?

Prices range from 35 SEK for a snorkel keeper to 1,779 SEK for a complete mask, snorkel, and fin bundle. Entry-level junior masks start at 259 SEK, while advanced LiquidSkin masks reach 1,079 SEK.

Can you order from Sportextreme online?

Yes, you can order gear online with delivery completed in one to three days. Packages are dispatched directly to your home address via standard domestic shipping.

What is the return policy at Sportextreme?

Sportextreme provides a 30-day money-back guarantee on all product purchases. You can return equipment within that window if an item does not suit your trip or fit properly.

Does Sportextreme sell ski equipment?

No, Sportextreme does not sell ski equipment. The product lineup concentrates on warm-water exploration, including full-face snorkel masks, travel fins, and dive accessories.

Does Sportextreme have winter gear in stock?

No, Sportextreme does not stock cold-weather apparel or winter sports gear. Its equipment is curated for warm-water travel destinations such as Egypt, Thailand, and the Maldives.