Apeks Flight Octopus
€229,00€99,00Incl. tax
€81,82 Excl. tax
€81,82 Excl. tax
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This is the perfect complement to the Flight regulator. It doesn’t make sense to have the world’s smallest, lightest regulator and a big, bulky octopus. The Flight Octopus is designed for water temperatures above 10º C (50º F). Read more..
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Product description
This is the perfect complement to the Flight regulator. It doesn’t make sense to have the world’s smallest, lightest regulator and a big, bulky octopus. The Flight Octopus is designed for water temperatures above 10º C (50º F).
- Extremely compact and lightweight at 4.5oz / 127g yet remains neutrally buoyant.
- Pneumatically balanced for excellent performance.
- Uses a large, soft-touch purge.
- Integrated Venturi System (IVS) with an ergonomic control lever.
- Lightweight, flexible, braided hose in high visibility yellow.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Orientation | Right Hand |
| Coldwater Use | No, designed for water temperatures above 50º F (10º C) |
| Type of second stage | Pneumatically balanced |
| Opening Effort Control Knob | No |
| Integrated Venturi Lever | Yes |
| Mouthpiece | Comfo-bite™ |
| Heat Exchanger for freezing resistance | No |
| Nitrox compatible | Yes to 40% O2 when new, out of the box / Can be O2 cleaned to 100%. |
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Article number
202628
EAN Code
5060009127172
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