Head Youth Sea Pals Snorkel Set

Swimming and snorkeling is more fun than ever with the Head Jr. Sea Pals Set! A compact dry top design keeps excess water out of its valve, even when submerged, while the easy exhale tube makes purging and clearing simple. They’ll love the fins for a more efficient twist on swimming, and the Siliter skirt fits smaller faces, making him or her comfortable all day!

About us

As a child Ludovico Mares played many sports, but was especially passionate about hockey, in which he became a national champion; diving, in which he held a regional record; and figure skating, in which he excelled regionally. It even became one of his top pursuits as a teacher, and his penchant for innovation led him to patent the famous bushing truck roller skates, used and imitated around the world. During WWI, he was a diver for the Austrian Royal Navy, and after the war, he continued to dive, focusing on submarine recoveries. At the end of WWII, like many other Istrian exiles, he was forced to emigrate. This is how he came to Rapallo, where at first, he taught figure skating to make ends meet. His passion for the sea and his drive to innovate then prompted him to begin making dive equipment. Initially he produced a few spearguns, followed by a few masks and some fins. After a few years however, his enterprising spirit and thirst for innovation helped spread the word about Mares products, which became increasingly appreciated and used around the world. In 1971, Mares decided to retire to a more private life, and his company was acquired by AMF, a large multinational whose portfolio of companies also included the legendary Harley Davidson, and a group of one of the leading sports equipment brands like HEAD (tennis and skiing), Tyrolia (ski bindings), and Munari/Sanmarco (ski boots).

About us

As a child Ludovico Mares played many sports, but was especially passionate about hockey, in which he became a national champion; diving, in which he held a regional record; and figure skating, in which he excelled regionally. It even became one of his top pursuits as a teacher, and his penchant for innovation led him to patent the famous bushing truck roller skates, used and imitated around the world. During WWI, he was a diver for the Austrian Royal Navy, and after the war, he continued to dive, focusing on submarine recoveries. At the end of WWII, like many other Istrian exiles, he was forced to emigrate. This is how he came to Rapallo, where at first, he taught figure skating to make ends meet. His passion for the sea and his drive to innovate then prompted him to begin making dive equipment. Initially he produced a few spearguns, followed by a few masks and some fins. After a few years however, his enterprising spirit and thirst for innovation helped spread the word about Mares products, which became increasingly appreciated and used around the world. In 1971, Mares decided to retire to a more private life, and his company was acquired by AMF, a large multinational whose portfolio of companies also included the legendary Harley Davidson, and a group of one of the leading sports equipment brands like HEAD (tennis and skiing), Tyrolia (ski bindings), and Munari/Sanmarco (ski boots).