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Part of the NEW Cressi Atelier line, the T10 Cromo/Galaxy is a very high performance regulator, with the same mechanics as the T10 Master, but without the double stage regulator. This regulator is ideal for seasoned or professional divers who need extremely high-performing equipment that is both simple and resistant, without any of the usual accessories that may get damaged.

This regulator is a combination of the prestigious AC10V first stage and the distinguished XS Compact second stage. The AC10 features 5 low pressure ports and is positioned on a 360 degree axis swiveling rotating turret, ensuring all regulator and instrument connections are always in the right position. Air passages are enlarged to allow for peak performance and a large surface conical filter protects the air in-flow, retaining any impurity from the tank and valves. Its technologically advanced design delivers consistent intermediate pressure and high performance, even with low tank pressure.
The XS compact second stage is the lightest second stage in the Cressi line. Its technologically advanced design delivers high-breathing performance and is extremely comfortable.