Aqualung in South Africa
Aqualung traces its name to the Aqua-Lung, the demand regulator system Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emile Gagnan developed in 1943. Its Leg3nd, Helix and Titan regulators are designed and made in France. Regulator and BCD sets are the largest part of the Aqualung stock in the shop, so a matched rig can come in one order.
Regulators and BCDs
The Leg3nd sits at the top, with an over-balanced first stage, a permanent dry chamber for cold water and a published work of breathing of 0.7 joules per litre. The Helix is the travel choice at 475 g in DIN, on a braided hose that packs flat. The Calypso is the entry point. BCDs run from the Wave and Pro HD to the Rogue. Browse scuba regulators and BCDs.
Computers, soft gear and servicing
The i300C and i200C are the entry wrist computers. The i330R adds a colour screen, a rechargeable battery and the ZHL-16C algorithm, and the i770R reads cylinder pressure from a transmitter. Compare them with other brands in dive computers. Masks such as the Sphera X and Reveal X1, Storm and Stratos 3 fins, and Aquaflex and Hydroflex wetsuits complete the range. Regulators and BCDs come back to the Glenvista shop for servicing through the maker's appointed agent.
Questions we get asked
Where can I buy Aqualung in South Africa?
Scuba Evolution stocks Aqualung regulators, BCDs, computers, masks, fins and wetsuits online and at Shop U44, Glenvista Shopping Centre, Johannesburg. Delivery is free anywhere in South Africa on orders of R1,500 and over, and R150 below that.
Is Aqualung a good brand?
Aqualung's history goes back to 1943, when Cousteau and Gagnan developed the Aqua-Lung demand regulator, and its Leg3nd, Helix and Titan regulators are designed and made in France. The better question is which model suits the diving: the Helix for travel, the Leg3nd for cold water and the Calypso for a first regulator on a budget.
Where can I get an Aqualung regulator serviced in Johannesburg?
Bring it to the Scuba Evolution shop in Glenvista during trading hours; no appointment is needed. The shop sends it to the maker's appointed agent and lets you know when it's ready, usually about two weeks later.




















































































