Scubapro MK25 EVO G260 Regulator

ScubaPro MK25 EVO/G260
Product Link:
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The G260 is a balanced, adjustable second stage featuring metal components for excellent cold-water resistance (inlet tube, orifice, inhalation control knob, and hose connector).
Its high performance makes it a choice for all demanding divers and it will be the natural choice for G250 fans.
The left-right hose attachment option makes it ideally suited for tech diving configurations.The latest regulator innovation from ScubaPro is the patent-pending Extended Thermal Insulating System(XTIS), ushering in a new era of cold waterprotection for the industry.
Available in EVO first stages, XTIS fully insulates the inner mechanical components for extra protection. With it, the cold-water protection rating for MK25 EVO surges another 30 percent.
MK25 EVO First Stage
* Air balanced flow-through piston
* Chrome plated brass body
* Anti-Freeze protection
* Externally adjustable intermediate pressure
* Low pressure ports: 5 on swivel turret
* High pressure ports: 2
* XTIS total thermal protection
* Tank connection: INT232 bar / DIN 300 bar
* Weight: INT232 (g/oz): 350 / 12.4 /DIN 300 (g/oz): 572 / 20.1
* Air Flow at 200 bar (l/min / SCFM): 8500 / 301
* Intermediate pressure (bar/psi): 9-9.8 / 130-142
G260 Second Stage
* Air balanced valve
* Diver-adjustable inhalation effort
* Diver-adjustable Venturi-Initiated Vacuum Assist (VIVA)
* Super-flow hose
* High comfort orthodontic mouthpiece
* Full metal valve housing
* Weight: 275g / 9.7oz
* Air flow at 200 bar: 1800 l/min - 66 SCFM
* Maximum low pressure: 14 bar / 203 psi
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[@TheGoldenFridge]

Some good points covered in this video. Had a chance to try this regulator today, noticeably heavy in the mouth, and slightly uncomfortable over time. Hopefully I can get used to it or change the mouth piece.

[@manius_dive]

Is the G260 really heavy and large as some people write? Is it the size of maybe the s620Ti?