Aqua Lung regulators - anyone?

[sactomags]

I am looking into new reg and thought to also check here, but I can't seem to find any postings for any Aqua Lung regs.

 

[divenutny]

Check out the Regulator forum. Note many people will use the abbrev "AL" to mean Aqua Lung

 

[miketsp]

Also don't forget that Aqualung and US Divers are synonymous.

 

[fireflock]

AL has been invited, but hasn't decided that they don't want their own forum here.

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/general-scuba-equipment-discussions/223953-aqualung-rep.html

 

[sactomags]

Thanks to all. I've got my gear in for annual "physical" and am hoping to be in the water in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea over Memorial Weekend. I've been nursing an injured knee since January and desperately need some bottom time

 

[Teamcasa]

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[mig_diver]

I dive with the Aqua Lung Legend. A brilliant reg in my opinion, lots of room for me to grow into it

I just wish they had the Legend Occy when I bought mine so my set up would be matching

 

[TSandM]

I own an Aqualung Titan LX regulator for diving single tanks, and I still think it was a very good value for the money. It has performed well and reliably over three years and a lot of dives, at all recreational depths, and in cold and warm water.

 

[coyoteblastin]

I am currently using a AL Kronos and I love it. The side exhaust is great. I never really noticed my exhaust bubbles in my face until I tried a Kronos reg.

 

[Rynomar]

My wife and I have Aqua Lung Legends as well. We have not had any problems with them and I think that it is well built and easy to breath from within recreational dive depths.