Mares Regulator Planet 88X TBP 1st & 2nd Stage Set

Regular price From $999.95

Quick answer: This is a regulator from Mares.

Why it's worth a look

A regulator doesn't come in sizes, but comfort still matters. Owning your own means you know its service history, you can fit a mouthpiece that suits your jaw, and you can route the hoses so nothing tugs when you turn your head.

Product details

Overview The Mares Planet 88X TBP Regulator Set is Mares’ most advanced regulator system, featuring Natural Breathing 2.0 with Airmatic Technology for smooth, effortless airflow. Designed for reliability and high performance in all conditions, including cold water, this innovative setup eliminates traditional spring resistance while maximizing comfort and safety underwater. Key Features Airmatic Technology eliminates traditional springs for smooth, effortless breathing Natural Breathing 2.0 delivers consistent airflow with minimal effort TBP Dry Kit keeps the first stage sealed for superior cold-water performance AST (Auto Sealing Technology) prevents water and debris from entering the first stage 360° Swivel Turret improves hose routing and diver comfort All-Metal Second Stage enhances durability and cold-water reliability Specifications First Stage: 88X TBP, air-balanced diaphragm design Finish: Pearl chrome metal body LP Ports: 4 standard + 1 additional on swivel head HP Ports: 2 symmetrical, angled at 10° Swivel: 360° rotating turret Second Stage: Planet second stage with Airmatic Technology Hose: Lightweight Superflex hose What’s Included Mares 88X TBP First Stage Mares Planet Second Stage Superflex LP Hose Care & Return Policy Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after each dive and allow all components to dry completely before storage. Regular inspection and servicing by a certified technician are recommended to maintain optimal performance and safety. For full details on returns and eligibility, please review our Return Policy .

Specs

  • Brand: Mares

Before you buy

Match DIN or yoke to the tank valves you use most, and confirm a local shop can service it. Have it set up and bench-checked by a qualified technician before your first dive. Read How to Pick Scuba Regulators That Fit Your Diving. More options: Regulators.