Reg recommendation for doubles

[MSilvia]

You've already made it clear you don't want the regs I'm using, so I won't waste your time by recommending them.

One thing you might consider when evaluating peoples' advice though: What kind of doubles manifold will you be using? The regs I loved on my Thermo manifold don't route as cleanly on the Genesis manifold I'm using now as a result of the angle of the 1st stage threading.

 

[CrazyScuba]

Hey Wet Woolie
The Atomic M1 is the only regulator that I now of that was actually designed from the beginning for deep/current/increased O2 (up to 80% mixtures). They started with materials designed to handle the increased workload of more technical style of diving, Titanium, Zirconium, Kevlar and Monel. Then designed things like a sealed 1st stage, larger exhaust-t, surge/current cover, auto flow control, low friction surfaces, heat sinks, pneumatically balanced 2nd stage and a rapid adjustment knob.
Combined all of this with great performance and easy hose arrangement and it might be one to consider.
Britt :fish:
:fish:

 

[Canadian.Diver]

Zeagle regs are great and used in all enviroments, used on record making dives , well priced and in my opinion the coolest looking reg out there. The 50D with its swivel gives great hose routing . Until next time I leave you with the mark of Z ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

 

[Mverick]

I use Apeks DS4.

I have ScubaPro MK20 and MK25 and the 600 and 250 regs. Never had a problem with them. BUT, Seen a lot of freezeups when people breath heavy under stress. So, I don't use them on duals. And, I really don't use them at all...LOL...

Now I dive a Meg and DS4's are on those tanks as well.