Atomic Aquatics Regulators

Mike, from Atomic Aquatics, stopped by Aquatic Adventures to give our staff the nitty-gritty on Atomic regulators. He does such a good job explaining we thought we would share why Atomic's regulators are top of the line.

[Gibsoner]

My wife and I LOVE our Atomic B2's !! Just got back from the Florida Keys and dove with them SO SMOOOOTH !!!

[Scuba_Bro]

I used to exclusively almost dive Scubapro but after trying out the B2 in key west… I decided to just buy the T3 lol. So now I basically just dive with Scubapro and Atomics. I find Atomic Aquatics to be the only other brand that seems to impress me as much as Scubapro over the years. I’m glad I was able to experience that swivel which made a world of difference for me.

[kennethtanner]

Thank you for the video. Do you know if there is a flex hose for the SS1? I'd like a more flexible hose than the one that comes with the SS1. Thank you!

[stevenchadwick]

Hi I have a set of Z1, s and need some new purge diaphragm covers are they all the same fitment ie z2 b3 T3 ect Im in the uk and struggling to find them thanks

[michaelaybar]

Hi Mike, great video. The Atomic regulators seem like the best performing regulators out today. I'm curious, you mentioned the B2 is the best selling model what is the difference between the B2 and the Z2/Z3? You mentioned that the difference of a T3 and a Z3 is the service intervals (T3 = 3 yrs) and the materials (T3 = Titanium). But if the performance is exactly the same wouldn't the Z3 be the top seller? I'm trying to decide between a Z3 or B2 for recreational diving in tropical (FL, Mexico, Caribbean) and Cold Water (California and Washington) diving.

[Sicel]

Hi Mike,

I had a question about my b2 regulator. I got mine environmentally sealed, so would it be ok to use for cold water diving? I will mostly be diving in-land lakes and quarries in middle America. Thanks for your time!

[brendonnashca]

When will they have one made from uranium?

[squirt]

My wife has had her T-2 for some time now and I recently purchased a ST-1 for myself and a B2 for my kid. The dive shop I frequent stays that they all do not use the same parts for service. Is my dive shop lying to me?

[bloodymarvelous]

This video confuses me. It starts with the T3, the best regulator in the world. Then goes to the ST1, which I assume the only difference is weight. Then the B2, which is made from the same material as pretty much all manufacturers use. Then goes down to the M1 which is designed for cold water diving and higher oxygen mixes? To finally end on the Z2, which is the budget regulator but breathes the same as the T3.

Then what makes the T3 the best regulator in the world? It breathes the same as the M1, which can also handle cold water and nitrox. Is it really only a regulator you buy because you can? That doesn't sound like "the best regulator", but more like a money flex.

What is it about the B2 that makes it less suitable for cold water and nitrox use the M1? Why are you using stainless steel in the ST1? What advantages does it have over brass or monel?

This video seems to contradict itself at several points.