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ScubaPro G260 2nd Stage Regulator for SCUBA and Technical Diving

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This is the ScubaPro G260 2nd Stage Regulator for SCUBA Diving

Features:
  • Scubapro G260 Regulator, Second Stage Only:
  • Balanced adjustable second stage
  • Metal components for excellent cold water resistance
  • Left-right hose attachment option
  • Ideally suited for tech diving configurations
  • Durable corrosion resistant chrome plated brass valve assembly
  • Diver adjustable inhalation effort for personalized breathing control
  • Venturi Initiated Vacuum Assist (VIVA)
  • VIVA: Prevents free flow in cold water or when used as octopus
  • High flow exhaust valve that reduces exhalation effort
  • High comfort orthodontic mouthpiece
  • Highest performance in any conditions
  • 3/8" threaded low pressure hose
  • Weight: 9.7 oz. (275 g)

The ScubaPro G260 is a finely-tuned second stage regulator with metal parts for superior cold-water resistance. Its adjustable inhalation and Venturi Initiated Vacuum Assist (VIVA) make it a perfect choice for deep divers. The air-balanced valve is made of chrome-plated brass for high performance and corrosion protection. It also has a diver-adjustable effort system, a high flow exhaust valve, and a user-friendly orthodontic mouthpiece. Weighing 9.7 oz., it comes with a 3/8" threaded low-pressure hose and a left-right hose attachment option, making it a great choice for tech diving configurations and a consistent top-of-the-line performer.

Robust, simple, easy to disassemble, clean and maintain and with sublime performance, it is the master choice for demanding dives in all types of environments.
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WASHING INSTRUCTIONS:

Machine wash separately in cold water on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry separately on low heat. Add QE Home Wool Dryer Balls to reduce wrinkles and increases drying efficiency. Touch up with a low heat iron as needed. Do not bleach or dry clean.

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