What is the weight of the S620 Ti Second Stage Regulator?

You should measure your current breathing apparatus weight to see how this adds to your total load before you plan your trim. If your current setup weighs 20 pounds, this unit adds 10% to that specific component’s mass.

The S620 Ti second stage regulator weighs 2 pounds

The S620 Ti features a 2 Pound mass and measures 7.5 x 9.8 x 4.2 inches. We selected this regulator for our full review because it represents a primary option in the high-end market for reliable breathing gear. Because a second stage regulator is the mouthpiece and valve system a diver exhales into and inhales from, the weight of the unit directly affects the balance of the front of your head. This weight measurement does not include heavy-duty mounting brackets, which can add extra weight to the assembly. The S620 Ti has a 5.0 rating from 6 buyers, though a sample this small settles nothing regarding long-term reliability.

You can find our comprehensive analysis of the full Scubapro S620 Ti review to see how it performs in various conditions.

What to Check Before Buying the S620 Ti

Check these factors to ensure the unit fits your specific diving configuration:

For a final summary of our findings, see our Scubapro S620 Ti final verdict.

• Verify if your mounting style requires a balanced weight to prevent the regulator from tilting during a dive.
• Calculate the total buoyancy of your breathing apparatus to see if you need to adjust your weight belt or BCD.
• Confirm if your specific mounting hardware adds significant mass not included in the 2 Pound core weight.
• Check the length of your low-pressure hose, the tube that carries air to the mouthpiece, to ensure it reaches your preferred position.

Weight Considerations for the S620 Ti

The S620 Ti serves as a high-end benchmark for reliability and flow. For a diver who prioritizes a lightweight profile or a specific compact form factor, you might look at alternatives that offer different dimensions. If you are a technical diver who requires a specific configuration, you should compare these figures against your existing gear’s weight and balance.

To see how the technical measurements compare, look at the Scubapro S620 Ti key specifications.

Choose the S620 Ti if you need a reliable, 2-pound regulator that fits standard high-end specifications for your breathing system.

Reviewed by the Scuba Forge editorial team. Scuba Forge writes these guides from the 65 most-reviewed second stage regulator listings in our retail dataset, not from manufacturer copy.