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Cressi Regulators

Browse our full lineup of Cressi regulators for recreational and travel diving, including popular first/second-stage pairs and octopus bundles in both DIN and yoke/INT configurations. Build the right setup for your dives by choosing your connection type, preferred first-stage design (piston or diaphragm), and a comfortable, compact second stage that packs light and breathes smoothly.

From streamlined entry-level kits to upgraded Cressi systems, you’ll find options suited to warm-water trips, local weekend dives, and gear upgrades over time. Add a matching octopus and gauges or console to complete your rig, and select hoses and accessories to fit your layout. Shop Cressi’s proven regulator families to get dependable performance, easy packing, and straightforward servicing from a brand divers trust.

NOTE: Prices here are ONLINE ONLY. In-Store pricing may differ. 

How to Choose the Best Cressi Regulator

Match your regulator to where and how you dive. Start with first-stage connection (yoke/INT for most rental tanks, DIN if you prefer a secure threaded connection), then consider first-stage type (piston vs. diaphragm), second-stage size/comfort, and whether you want a bundled octopus set. If you travel often, a compact, lightweight setup is easier to pack; for local diving, prioritize durability and the features you’ll use most. Shortlist a few options below and compare them side by side.

Regulator Buyer’s Guide

  • Connection (DIN vs. Yoke/INT): Yoke/INT is common on rental cylinders in many regions. DIN offers a threaded, secure connection favored by some travel and advanced divers. Choose the standard you’re most likely to encounter.
  • First-stage design: Piston designs are simple and free-flowing. Diaphragm designs help isolate internal parts from the water. Either can be excellent. Pick based on the model’s overall package and the diving you do.
  • Second-stage form factor: Compact seconds reduce bulk and pack easily. Look for comfortable mouthpieces and exhaust/bubble management you like.
  • Packages & octos: Bundled sets with an octopus can simplify setup and color-code your alternate air source. If you already own an octo, a first/second set may be all you need.
  • Environment & service: If you dive colder or silty water, look for features designed to help in those conditions. Buy from an authorized dealer (like Captain Hook’s) so annual service and parts support are straightforward.

Top Seller Quick Comparison

Product Key details Best for Notes
Cressi AC2 / Compact [INT] Streamlined first/second set with yoke/INT connection. Entry-level or travel-friendly simplicity Light, compact form factor
Cressi MC9 / Compact (black) [INT] Popular Cressi pairing with compact second stage. All-around recreational diving Yoke/INT connection
Cressi MC9 / Compact + Octopus Compact [INT] Includes primary + matching octopus for a ready-to-dive kit. Simple, color-coded alternate air setup Great value in a bundle
Cressi T10-SC PVD / Master [DIN] Higher-end set with DIN connection and rugged finish. Enthusiast divers and custom DIN rigs Check specs for feature set
Cressi T10-SC PVD / Master [INT] Same family, configured in yoke/INT. Advanced rec divers on yoke tanks Pairs well with Cressi consoles
Cressi MC9-SC / Compact Pro [DIN] Compact Pro second stage on an MC9-SC first stage. Travel-ready setups with DIN preference Low-bulk design
Cressi AC25m 1st Stage [INT] Standalone first stage for custom builds or upgrades. Mix-and-match with a preferred second Yoke/INT connection
Cressi Octopus Compact Bright, easy-spot alternate second stage. Adding an octo to an existing reg Pairs with many Cressi sets

Common Questions about Cressi Dive Regulators

Should I choose a DIN or Yoke (INT) regulator?

Traveling where rental tanks are mostly yoke? Choose an INT set like MC9 / Compact. Prefer a threaded attachment or dive higher pressures? Choose a DIN model such as the T10-SC PVD / Master [DIN]. Adapters exist, but matching your most common tanks keeps things simple.

Balanced diaphragm vs. piston – does it matter for recreational diving?

Both designs can deliver smooth breathing. Many divers pick based on overall package (weight, hose routing, second-stage comfort) rather than mechanism alone. If you want a compact, travel-friendly kit, consider sets like AC2 / Compact or MC9 / Compact.

What’s a good “first regulator” from Cressi for beginners?

Look for a lightweight, simple yoke set with a compact second stage and add an octo when you’re ready. Two popular starting points are AC2 / Compact [INT] and the bundled MC9 / Compact + Octopus Compact.

What’s the advantage of compact second stages?

They reduce bulk in front of your face, pack easily for trips, and help with hose routing. Examples include MC9 / Compact and MC9-SC / Compact Pro.

Do I need to buy an octopus separately or in a bundle?

Either works. A bundle like MC9 / Compact + Octopus Compact keeps your alternates matched; if you already own a primary, adding the Octopus Compact is a simple upgrade.

What should I think about for maintenance and service?

Buy from an authorized dealer so annual service is straightforward, keep hoses in good condition, and store your reg dry between trips. If you’re building a custom kit, consider a standalone first stage with your preferred second stage and octo. Captain Hook’s does offer dive repair and maintenance from our Marathon dive shop.