Travel Ready Snorkel Set for Kids Ages 6+

AVILA KID SNORKEL SET

Name: AVILA KID SNORKEL SET
Brand: U.S. Divers
SKU: SR3920543SM
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

$64.99

The AVILA Kid Snorkel Set is designed for young explorers (ages 4+). This set features panoramic vision and anti-fog lenses for clear viewing. The soft comfort strap ensures a snug fit, while the dry-top snorkel prevents water entry. Includes a handy gear bag for easy storage. Perfect for sparking ocean curiosity!

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PN: SR4130104SM

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Features

PANORAMIC VISION

The 180° wide-view lens with optical-grade tempered glass delivers distortion-free underwater vision. Its single-window design maximizes visibility while reducing internal reflections for immersive marine exploration.

ANTI-FOG TECHNOLOGY

Permanent dual-layer coating prevents lens fogging in all conditions. The treated surface maintains perfect clarity, ensuring uninterrupted viewing of underwater wonders throughout your dive.

COMFORT STRAP

Soft silicone padding and a split-Y design eliminate pressure points. The adjustable quick-release buckles provide a secure, customized fit without hair pulling during extended use.

DRY TOP SYSTEM

The smart float valve automatically seals when submerged. Combined with a splash guard and purge valve, it ensures dry breathing in all water conditions for maximum safety.

INCLUDED GEARBAG

A durable mesh storage bag keeps equipment organized. The breathable design allows wet gear to dry, while the compact size makes travel and storage convenient.

Care & Maintenance

CARE & MAINTENANCE: SNORKELING SETS

The following information is provided for products that do not have a specific owner's manual and is intended as a general guide for basic care and maintenance of your U.S. Divers Snorkeling Sets.

CARE BEFORE SNORKELING:

It is best to fit your set before entering the water to begin your snorkeling adventure.
Masks with glass lenses (not applicable to plastic or polycarbonate lenses): During the manufacturing process, a thin film of silicone will develop on the glass lens. This film of silicone will cause rapid fogging that is resistant to conventional anti-fog measures. It is important to remove this film of silicone from the lens prior to your first dive. To remove the film you will need to scrub the lens inside and out with a mild abrasive. A paste toothpaste is ideal but a liquid scrub will also work. Rub the cleanser into the lens with your fingers several times and then rinse clean thoroughly. Mask fogging is a normal occurrence, even after the film of silicone has been removed. Normal fogging can be easily prevented with after market anti-fog agents or saliva. Rub onto the lens and then rinse. Some after after-market anti-fog agents contain formaldehyde, alcohol, or other substances that may damage the plastic materials used in your mask. If unsure, avoid prolonged exposure of the anti-fog agent with the plastic parts of your mask. For those with long hair, to avoid pulling or tangling while putting on and removing, it is recommended to place the hair into a pony-tail or similar style that keeps loose hair from interacting with the buckle's adjustment functions.
Fins: If your fins come with adjustable straps, it is best to fit your fins in shallow water or at the shoreline. Your fins should fit snug enough to stay on your feet. Avoid over-tightening in a way that causes restrictions or discomfort. When entering the water, it is recommended that you carefully walk backward until you are deep enough to easily kick.
Snorkels: Your snorkel should attach by its keeper to your mask straps. Snorkels are traditionally placed on the left side of the head but you may place it on the side that is most comfortable to you.

CARE DURING SNORKELING:

If your snorkeling mask fogs up, carefully remove it and use your finger to spread saliva over your lens. Your mask may include a one-way purge valve. If your mask should experience some water entering, you may have your mask cinched too tightly, causing the sides of the mask to slightly lift off your face, compromising the seal of your mask's skirt. If your mask routinely leaks, loosen the fit of your straps until it still snug enough against your face to form a seal without lifting away from your face. To quickly clear a small amount of water, hold your mask firmly against your face and exhale sharply, forcing the water out through your purge valve.

CARE AFTER SNORKELING:

Soak your snorkeling set in warm fresh water (not over 120°F) to dissolve salt crystals or rinse away chlorine.
Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and towel dry before final storage.

STORAGE:

Store in a cool, dry and protected place away from high heat or direct sunlight.

CHEMICALS/SOLVENTS:

Avoid any contact with alcohol, oil, gasoline, aerosols, or chemical solvents.
Do not expose any part to aerosol spray, as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade rubber and plastic materials.
Do not use any type of alcohol, solvent or petroleum based substances to clean or lubricate any part.
Do not store your equipment near any oil, gasoline, chemicals, or solvents.