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Help! Need Gear advice

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bserafin

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Hello All!
I am currently a student at Nova Southeastern University working on my Marine Biology degree. I have always been into the field and have always enjoyed snorkeling whenever the chance came. Thing is I am orginally from Ohio so snorkeling only occured on vacation. Now that I am pursuing a degree and eventually a career in marine bio I have to oppurtunity to dive all the time. However the one thing that is holding my experience back is my terrrible/cheap snorkel set (from Target). It was a last minute buy for a class trip. I am now interested in purchasing a high quality, experienced snorkeling set. I'm looking for one that of course doesn't break, leak and the most annoying fog. I'm female and have a fairly small face. I will be using it alot so I don' really have a price range. If anyone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
 
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