Zeagle Envoy/RaZor II Regulator 1st & 2nd Stage Set - REG356 350-6300 This is the Zeagle Envoy/RaZor II Scuba Diving RegulatorFeatures Compact First-Stage/Valve Design Great for Stage Bottle or Redundant Air Supply System Nitrox Ready to 40% Out-of-the-Box Owner's Manual Includes Filling Adapter: Allows RaZor to Fill Tank w/Yoke Filling Whip Weight: 2.04 lbs. (925 g) First Stage Regulator: Zeagle RaZor High Performance Porting Non-Balanced Flow-by Piston Design 1'st Stage/Valve Threads Directly into Standard 3/4-14 NPSM Scuba Cylinder Combination Saves Space & Increases Efficiency Ideal Where Weight & Space Are Critical One 7/16-20 UNF Threaded High-Pressure Port Four 3/8"-24 UNF Threaded Low Pressure Ports Multiple Hose Routing Options Chrome Plated Marine-Grade Brass Second Stage: Zeagle Envoy Pneumatically Balanced Downstream Demand Valve Lightweight, Compact and Comfortable Venturi (Free-Flow) Control Resistant to Free-Flow On-the-Surface Incredible Smoothness and Ease of Breathing Underwater Hose: 3/8" Threaded 36" (91.44 cm) Length Materials: Brass, Flexible & Ridged Thermoplastics, Elastomeric Polymers and Silicone Rubber " What our Experts Think Complete Regulator Set: Zeagle Envoy/RaZor II includes both 1st and 2nd stage for full scuba readiness. Smooth Breathing: Delivers consistent, effortless airflow at all depths for comfortable dives. Durable & Reliable: Built to withstand saltwater exposure and heavy use. Ergonomic Design: Comfortable mouthpiece reduces jaw fatigue during long dives. DIN or Yoke Compatibility: Secure tank connection for versatile diving setups. Trusted Brand: Zeagle ensures professional-grade performance for recreational and technical divers. Q&A Q: What is the Zeagle Envoy/RaZor II Regulator Set (REG356 350‑6300)? A: A compact, high‑efficiency scuba regulator system that pairs Zeagle’s RaZor first stage and Envoy second stage for smooth breathing performance — ideal for primary use, pony bottles, or redundant air systems. Q: What’s included in this regulator set? A: It includes a RaZor first stage with integrated cylinder valve and a pneumatically balanced Envoy second stage with a 36″ hose and a fill adapter for standard yoke fills. Q: What makes the RaZor first stage special? A: The RaZor first stage uses a flow‑by piston design and threads directly into standard 3/4‑14 NPSM scuba cylinders, saving space and weight — perfect where compact gear and redundancy matter most. Q: How does the Envoy second stage perform? A: The Envoy second stage features a pneumatically balanced downstream demand valve with Venturi control for smooth, easy breathing and reduced free‑flow tendencies on the surface or underwater. Q: Is this regulator set Nitrox‑ready? A: Yes — the Envoy/RaZor II set is factory ready for Nitrox up to 40% O₂ right out of the box. Q: What are its build and weight features? A: The system is lightweight (approx. ~2.04 lbs / 925 g) with marine‑grade brass and high‑quality polymers for durability in diving environments. Q: Where is this regulator best used? A: Ideal for recreational divers, technical divers using stage/pony bottles, and anyone seeking a space‑efficient, reliable breath delivery system with quality performance. Maintenance Tips Rinse the first and second stages with fresh water after use to remove salt, sand and chlorine. Avoid fully submerging the regulator and don’t depress the purge during rinsing to prevent water entering low‑pressure internal parts. After rinsing, shake or gently blow out excess water from the second stage before drying. Drying & Storage Allow the regulator to air dry in a cool, shaded area with the mouthpiece/hose free of water buildup. Store in a padded bag or case, away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity, and never under pressure (disconnect from tank). Inspect Components Periodically inspect hoses, O‑rings, connections and mouthpiece for cracks, wear or kinks; replace worn parts promptly. Listen for air leaks by attaching the regulator to a tank and monitoring for hissing. Lubrication Apply silicone‑based lubricant sparingly to O‑rings on both stages and hose connections; avoid petroleum‑based products that can damage rubber.
