Scuba Tank Reviews - Steel Scuba Tanks
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| Faber 149 Cubic Foot FX Series High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews 
Reviewer: Bruce N. on 7/13/2009
Faber 149: one great cylinder. - this is the cylinder to beat all cylinders. i have two of them (not twined) and i couldn’t be more pleased. perceived negatives: weight. not really an issue – they are only about 5 lbs heavier than a steel 120 or 130 length: not an issue either. i’m about 5’8” and have no problem at all with their size. for recreational divers that are not doing deco dives the size of these takes the “running low on air” worry out of standard dives (100+ min at 40 feet is easy). even if you are an air hog you will always finish a no-deco with air to spare. if you are a deco diver no problem (pony up to be on the safe side) but i can do 30+ min 130 fsw dive on air and still pop up on the boat with 1500 psi.... View Full Review
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| XS Scuba 80 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Cara V Tufts on 11/19/2006
Ahhhh - This is a perfect little tank. I just bought one of these High Pressure 80s and love it. Its shorter by a few inches but has the same capacity as its larger cousins. The height of the tank is about the same as that of my BC so instead of having to lift my BC up (weight and all) to cinch the strap around the valve, I let my BC rest on whatever surface Im using when coupling my tank to the BC. This makes it easier for me cinch and tighten the straps. Im spoiled and will be buying another one for myself next year and, if hes good, one for my diving buddy for Christmas.
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| XS Scuba 130 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Bob Ottiano on 6/6/2008
Bobby O - Great tank lots of bottom time, I always used twin 72s but this tank seems much better to me. I have been diving since 1960 and have used lots of different tanks but I really like this one a lot. Its a great thak if you can handle the weight. Have Fun. Hoo Yah !!
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| Faber 117 Cubic Foot FX Series High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Roderick S. on 3/17/2013
This is a very nice tank! - i use this tank for filling a pcp air rifle. almost seems a shame, as it would be a very good diving tank.
i really like the white finish. it looks nice and seems very durable with reasonable care.
the boot that came on the tank is decent, and it came with a very nice valve, that works well for my purpose. if the tank was to be used for diving, or handled and stored loose, i might get a different boot for it that had better built-in roll resistance, and a slightly larger base for better stability when standing upright.
the tank is heavy, but that is to be expected for this type of product. it is not so heavy that it is difficult to handle and move around.
overall, im... View Full Review
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| XS Scuba 100 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Shaun B. on 9/24/2007
Because one sive ALM 80 does not fit all - Love this tank, for the following reasons: 1. It’s the same size as an ALM 80 tank but provides a much great safety factor. 2 It proves me with less buoyancy IE less weight to use approx 5 pounds saved. 3 it’s great for DIN and Non DIN regulators.
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| XS Scuba 120 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Kristian B. on 11/20/2008
A great addition for longer dive times - We have a number of HP Steel 80s but there are times as an air hog I needed some extra time - these 120s fit the bill perfectly. They arrived, ready to be filled.
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| XS Scuba 119 Cubic Foot High Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Steve E. on 1/6/2013
Third identical optimum tank for me - I am an air hog so I want the biggest tank I can get. I bought my first 119 from Scuba.com about a year ago and have since purchased two more. It combines the greatest volume with the shortest height and lightest weight. It worked so well, I recently sold all of my non-eight in diameter tanks. I really like not having to worry about air or being the first diver to have to turn around.
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| Faber 108 Cubic Foot Low Pressure Steel Tank Reviews
Reviewer: Scott Michael on 2/17/2009
Great tank - I stepped up from an 80 cf aluminum tank. Not only do I have a lot more air, but I find that Im not having the excess buoyancy problems at the end of the dive. You will have to reposition where the tank hangs on your BCD and shed a considerable amount of lead.
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