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I’ve had excellent results from my Oceanic Alpha 7, so I recommend their new Alpha 9 / SP-6 Maxflex. It has good reviews, and runs about $300.
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HOG D1, a very good regulator and reasonably priced.
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From Airworks: I’ve had excellent results from my Oceanic
Ditto with Oceanic, I have an Oceanic Omega which is a side breather like your Swede. My kids, wife and stage bottle are Oceanic also. They have a reputation for being easy breathers and priced right. Just make sure there is service available locally, with shops closing my choice of techs is not an hour away.
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Have been diving poseidons for 15 yrs. Have over a dozen Jetstreams and wouldn’t buy anything else. Have her save up a little longer and buy wen she can get the best! Why compromise and have to buy again later.
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Oceanic alpha is really inexpensive. Not bad if most dives will be less than 60’
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I will be using the Oceanic alpha 8 myself.
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Solid dependable regulator that wasn’t so expensive, HOG is your best bet! I use them all the time in cave exploration and I’ve never had a problem with one. I do have a couple sets of Apeks regulators they work as well as HOG’s. I really can’t see buying an expensive regulators anymore, they wear same as the high dollar ones.
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I’ve used my Alpha 7 up to 130’, sometimes in very cold water (ranging between 35-45f) without a hint of freeflow, and never had problems breathing in both horizontal and vertical positions, even upside down.
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I was looking at a Sherwood Brut today. Anybody have experience with this regulator?
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Brut was my very first reg long ago worked great you can’t go wrong with sherwood
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My new one is the MK25 black tech with A700 carbon second stage ..have a few dives on it i love it.
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