Cressi AC5 Zen Regulator

Quick answer: This is a regulator from Cressi.

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.

Specs

• Brand: Cressi
• 1st Stage Type: Balanced Diaphragm
• 2'nd Stage Type: Downstream system
• Certification: CE EN250
• LP Ports: 4 LP Ports
• HP Ports: 1 HP Port
• Weight: INT: 1 lbs 13 oz (819g) DIN: 1 lbs 7 oz (644g) Weight without hose: 5 oz (149g)
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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.