YSTA01 - FINSWIMMING

The YLON-A® YSTA 01 front-mounted snorkel is a high-performance training tool designed for finswimming.

Developed in France and protected by registered design and patent (INPI No. 082268 – Patent No. 08 02964), it is used for technical training by competitive swimmers and high-level athletes.

The YSTA 01 features an ergonomic, hydrodynamic support that ensures excellent alignment in the water. Its attachment system is simple and effective, helping to reduce vibrations. The removable mouthpiece makes cleaning and maintenance easier.

Used in high-performance training environments, this snorkel is adopted by competitive swimmers, including athletes competing at national and international level. It is an essential tool for technical training and performance development.

YLON-A® snorkels are designed and tested in accordance with the NF EN 1972 standard, validated by the INPP (Marseille). This certification guarantees material quality, durability, non-toxicity, respiratory safety and compliance with international standards.

Specifications: length 48 cm, external diameter 25 mm. Available colours: blue, navy blue, black, red, aqua green and pink.

For improved visibility in aquatic environments, dark-coloured snorkels are supplied with a high-visibility safety sticker (pink, red or yellow). Bright-coloured snorkels (red and pink) are naturally visible and do not require an additional sticker.

Recommendations for use: intended for adults and competitive athletes over 150 cm tall.

Beware of copies available on the market. Original YLON-A® snorkels are the only ones officially tested by the INPP and used by the FFN, FFESSM and CMAS.

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