Question ScubaPro G260 or S620Ti?

[BoltSnap]

What's the problem with <10?

I believe that the C370 isn't made to be used in "very" cold water.

 

[buddhasummer]

What would make it not cold water compatible?

I'd not hesitate to use it in cold water

 

[Ez E]

I love my G260 primary. So much so I ditched my Apeks Egress for another G260 with yellow mouthpiece and yellow hose.

 

[BoltSnap]

G260 with yellow mouthpiece and yellow hose.

Why not Pink?? You would be very popular and no one would touch your gear

 

[Geo7]

What would make it not cold water compatible?

I'd not hesitate to use it in cold water

As far as I saw growing up diving in northern-european lakes, the plastic barrelled 2nd stages were prone to freeze-freeflow...

 

[Geo7]

I only had the G260 very briefly in my hands, but it is smaller than the G250 that is one of the most popular regs of all time, so size and weight are no problem. For diving in cold water and tech diving I would recommend the G260. For ocean and travel the S620ti. I had two S620TIs for a while and they are among my favourite regs. Breathes great, easy to service, robust. Compared to the G260 the S620ti is more compact, smaller, and corrosion-proof.

I feel like Scubapro went back to their roots with a full metal barrel in both of these, and I prefer servicing those over G500, S600, C370.