Atomic M1 Second Stage

Yes, it is specifically engineered for cold water. It features a thermal heat sink designed to dissipate cold and prevent freezing, along with a super-dry exhaust valve to ensure reliable performance in challenging, low-temperature environments.

This patented feature retracts the seat when the regulator is not pressurized. By preventing the seat from being compressed against the orifice while in storage, it significantly reduces wear and extends the time between required service intervals.

The system automatically manages the venturi effect, which is the air flow assistance that makes breathing easier. It adjusts the air delivery based on your depth and demand, ensuring you get consistent, effortless airflow without needing to manually tweak a knob during your dive.

The M1 second stage uses a standard 3/8-inch connection, making it compatible with the vast majority of first stages on the market. However, always ensure your first stage is rated for the same cold-water performance if you plan to dive in freezing conditions.

Yes, it is an adjustable second stage. While the automatic flow control handles most of the work, you can still fine-tune the breathing resistance to suit your personal preference or specific diving conditions.

No, the super-wide exhaust deflector is designed to push bubbles away from your face and out to the sides. This keeps your field of vision clear and prevents bubbles from obstructing your view or causing distractions.