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	Submersible Systems Spare Air Pack Eligible for Free Shipping on orders over $25	Starting at $249.95
	Submersible Systems Mini Pressure Gauge For Spare Air	Starting at $49.95
	Submersible Systems Heed 3 - Military Emergency Egress Device	Starting at $299.00
	Submersible Systems Spare Air Yoke Refill Adapter	Starting at $44.95
	Submersible Systems 1.7 Cubic Foot Air Xtreme	Starting at $274.95
	Submersible Systems 1 Cubic Foot Air Xtreme	Starting at $275.00
	Submersible Systems Spare Air Deluxe Holster	Starting at $26.95
	Submersible Systems Spare Air Travel Pack	Starting at $17.95
	Submersible Systems Fill Station Refill Adaptor	Starting at $24.95
	Submersible Systems Spare Air Safety Leash	Starting at $11.95
	Submersible Systems Neoprene Vest with Mouthpiece Cover	Starting at $79.95
	Submersible Systems Vehicle Mounting Sleeve.	Starting at $44.00

About Submersible Systems

For 30 years, Submersible Systems has been manufacturing, assembling, and selling life-saving breathing systems worldwide from our factory in Huntington Beach (Orange County), California.

SPARE AIR is the smallest redundant SCUBA system available with enough air to get you to the surface in an out-of-air emergency.

The patented SPARE AIR should be a standard piece of SCUBA diving equipment for the safety minded diver. Explore the wealth of information about our product and diving in general. Our goal is to convince you to save your own life in an out-of-air emergency.

We think diving is safe, but it can and should be made safer!

Submersible Systems is proud to display the Made in the USA symbol on our products.

Submersible Systems Scuba Gear Reviews

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Submersible Systems Spare Air Pack Reviews

Reviewer: Adam F. on 7/12/2009

A few good more breathes - so my ssi dealer does not rate these very highly, as he says too many people rely on them in their dive. his quote "three breaths and your dead." my opinion is that is three breaths more to attract your dive buddys attention and hopefully get their assistance. if you dont treat it as an alternative air source and just as an emergency option, i think you should be ok. i filled the tank from my regular tank as you are suppose to and i saw about a 400 lb in pressure in my regular tank, which meant that i needed to get that tank topped up. the spare-air full indicator is a little pin that is flush with its enclosure when full. id prefer a gauge. i wanted to know how many breaths i would... View Full Review

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