Who has O2 sensors in stock? (March 2024)

[davehicks]

I need to buy a new set of 3 R-22d sensors for my KISS rebreathers. I just used my last spare and have a couple sensors that will likely age out soon. I have an away trip coming in about 5 weeks and want to have spares on hand. I usually buy from DiveGearExpress and SubGravity, but both are currently backordered.

Does anyone know of a shop (in the US) that has them in stock?

 

[grantctobin]

KISS USA, Cave Adventurers, Liberty would be the ones I'd check with.

 

[Douglas Ward]

Dive Gear Express Has them PSR-11-39-MD Oxygen Sensor (R-22D)

 

[Tug]

Try @DiveTucson

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www.paragondivestore.com

 

[Marie13]

Dive Gear Express Has them PSR-11-39-MD Oxygen Sensor (R-22D)

Shows on order status.

 

[davehicks]

Shows on order status.

Try @DiveTucson

Online Scuba Gear Store + Training & Travel | Paragon Dive

Paragon Dive is your source for the best scuba gear. In addition to our online diving gear shop, we offer scuba certification and dive travel packages.

www.paragondivestore.com

Thanks! Paragon has them in stock. Every other place I checked had them on back order. Hopefully there is not another nationwide shortage and it's just a short restocking event.

 

[DiveTucson]

Hey Guys. I have them in stock. We still have more than 10 left. @davehicks thanks for the order. Those should leave the shop today or first thing tomorrow.

 

[Marie13]

I ended up getting mine from my local shop.

 

[TravisD]

I just ordered one (for my Nitrox analyzer) from Oxycheq. Supposedly shipped out Wednesday.

 

[mr_v]

Call shops in Cave Country area or other places that do tech stuff. E.g.:

- Extreme Exposure
- Cave Country Dive Shop
- Fathom Dive
- Cave Adventurers

One of them will have them in stock... Usually... Not all shops run update website/inventory often, so that's why I call. Same applies for sorb ;-)