2021 Scuba Pro Regulators First and Second Stages

See what the Scuba Pro mystic is all about with these great scuba regulators.

[jeffconley]

One of the things that is great about Scubapro is the ability to get parts decades after the product came out. I have a 1977 Mk2 and the regulator is still made today. I also have mk5''s the original balanced piston and can get parts for it. Both of these models came out in the 1960's. A Scubapro regulator can last a lifetime.

[pellelidell]

Great video, very educational. Done a couple of hundred dives with my Scubapro MK17 first stage and S620TI second stage and I absolutely love this combo. These bad boys deliver the smoothest air flow in any scuba environment. A great buy.

[Wazza_]

Thank you so much Bob. That was very informative. I'm doing my research and considering buying Scuba Pro regs.

[BurhanMuntasser]

Great job Bob!! Thank you. My personal (recreational and Tek diving) and dive school regulators are either Atomic or Scubapro regulators since 1997. I got rid of everything else.

[markgrohman]

I dive the Scuba Pro titanium blue love the light weight and superior performance.I also teach in pool with the Scuba Pro 700 workhorse it is little heavy but very durable, does great job.

[meeno]

had my mk25 s600 for more than 7 years and it still the right choice for me

[kennethjmcarthur]

Love these videos. Allows us to see various new products and stay updated.
I have the Mk 25 Evo and A700 combo on my Hydrospro BCD w/ Air2.
I find this combo excellent for travel with the BCD having its own travel bag that accommodates my reg, mask boots etc as carry-on.

[iamdrambuie]

I love the smell of scubapro regs, its gorgeous !

[billym.]

Thank you for the info. I like the vanilla

[chrism]

Really liked this video. I’m planning to get one of these and use the HOG as a backup. Thanks for the video.

[raiyandansson]

Do you think we can get an update what with all the new models recently?

[syahrullahs]

great video, one question does all balance regulator have the same ease of breathing or not?

[ericdelrosario]

In the second stage regulators you mentioned, it is only in the D420 that you didn’t mention any side pressure adjustments. I recently bought the D420 (paired with first stage yoke MK25 Evo), and only two mechanisms can be found: the purge button in front and the dive/pre-dive switch on the top of the casing for adjusting the direction of airflow right out of the valve. So, did the design of the D420 eliminate or simplified the pressure control system found in the other ScubaPro 2nd stage regulators? Or is it something already inherent in the internal mechanism of the D420?
Thank you very much for your great video. Appreciate that a lot.

[xjrx]

Great video. I recently purchased from you guys a MK19evo with a D420 yoke. Now I kinda regret getting the yoke and I should have gotten the DIN version. Do you guys carry the DIN conversion kit? is it really necessary to convert it to DIN? Thanks

[petergorda]

Great video. I'm a beginner diver with 50 dives. I used equipment rented so far, but I started putting together my own gear. All that is missing is a respirator. I chose Scuba Pro, but I'm worried about exactly which type to buy. I think for me the MK17 with the C370 or the S620Ti would be the best, however the G260's design what I like much. Moreover I have the opportunity to buy an S600 with MK17 with a very very good price. I would like to ask if it is worth buying S600 or should I pay more for the S620Ti? I read that the S620 Ti’s work of breathing has been reduced by 37% over the S600. I have a rescue qualification right now and would like to be a divemaster in the future. I look for the most suitable set for these conditions. Can you recommend one for me? Thanks and sorry for my bad English.

[spynolimits]

Thanks Bob for the video, would you recommend the Scubapro s620 ti over the s600? i am looking to buy my first regulator and I found both options.

[marioschmitt]

Diving Scubapro since my beginning years ago, never had any issue with my regs. Started with Mk17/A700/C200, still using it today. Expanded with the Mk25, as I had to be coldwater-capable. Now transitioning to technical diving, I‘ve got a question. Looking for two Mk19 as 1st stages, yet cannot decide between D420 and G260. Considering also to keep one, or maybe stick with the A700 for both. I’m doing lot of dives with drygloves and would appreciate your advice.

[katherinevisconti]

Between the MK19 Evo/D420 and the MK25 EVO/A700 which would you pick? Does one have a more comfortable or lighter mouth feel? Thanks for all your great videos!

[scubaty]

What camera do you use to record your videos?

[christianharris]

Hey bob im having a debate between going for the Aqualung Mikron din or the Scubapro mk11 c370 din. I live in Florida which one do you recommend?