Atomic Ti2 Octopus

The Atomic Ti2 Octopus is immune to the performance degrading effects of sea water corrosion. All metal parts are made of titanium.

The patented Atomic Aquatics Seat Saving Orifice prevents wear of the low-pressure seat that extends the service interval and improves reliability.

These features result in a safe second that can be counted on to perform like new when you need it.

The regulator is compact with a low profile exhaust deflector that fits easily into pockets, and has a bright neon yellow flexible front cover for high visibility.

The Ti2 also includes the AFC Automatic Flow Control and Rapid Adjustment knob.

Why A Family Of Octos?
Most manufacturers produce just an “economy” and a “performance” octopus model. Yet, even their high-end octo cannot come close to matching the performance of the Atomic family of safe seconds. Each Atomic octopus is designed and precision-built to perform as perfectly as its primary model counterpart. So when you need it, you know exactly what to expect.

Why scrimp on important “safety” life support?

It is called a “safe” second for a vital reason – it is intended to get a diver safely out of an emergency situation. Atomic Aquatics believes that safe seconds are just as important, if not more so, than your primary regulator. Although rarely used, in some ways it is your most important piece of equipment.

You may never need to use it, but it must perform flawlessly when you do turn to it. Are you using an old primary, a hand-me-down or buying a cheap second stage for your backup? In an emergency situation, your safe second should breathe just as easily and perform just as well as your primary. After all, you or your buddy could be panicked or stressed so why add to that by struggling for a breath from an inferior regulator. The quality of your safe second should be equal to your primary. If cost is your foremost consideration, it could turn out to be false economy if you are in a tight spot and your second does not perform due to misuse or neglect.