Hydrodynamic and ergonomic snorkel
OwnerJohn M. Monnichinventor
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A snorkel is designed for swimming is shaped to offer a minimum of drag to permit the user to expend less energy while moving with greater speed through the water. The lower portion of the snorkel is constructed from a flexible internal skeleton/external shell which enables the breathing tube to closely conform to the head of the swimmer, eliminating gaps that give rise to turbulence and drag. The snorkel also features a cross-sectional profile that minimizes water resistance. The lower portion of the snorkel is in the shape of a half circle, with the straight edge facing the user and the circular edge facing outward and offering a streamlined profile to the water. The upper half of the snorkel is in the shape of an airfoil, with the tips pointing into and away from the direction of motion, thereby facilitating movement of the snorkel through the water.
An apparatus including a breathing tube allowing a user to breathe while swimming comprising:
An apparatus including a breathing tube allowing a user to breathe while swimming comprising:
An apparatus including a breathing tube allowing a user to breathe while swimming comprising:
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An apparatus including a breathing tube allowing a user to breathe while swimming comprising:
An apparatus including a breathing tube allowing a user to breathe while swimming comprising:
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