Order The Max Air 35 Compressor From Scuba.com

There have been many times over the years that I’ve taken off for a weekend of diving someplace and the conditions were so surprisingly fantastic that I wished I’d have thought to bring more cylinders.  Or even more commonly, there have been more times than I care to count over the last 30 years that I’ve had to pass on a spur of the moment evening dive because I hadn’t filled my cylinders after my last dive and by the time I got home the local dive shop was going to be closed.  My poor pre-planning or bad timing has caused many missed adventures with squid runs, grey whales, porpoise, and other exciting to see rare dives for the average diver.  But no more.

The Max Air 35 compressor is perfect for these exact types of divers.  The perfect “personal compressor”, it’s designed to be a smaller portable compressor made to fill a few bottles through out the week or month for the every day diver.  I chose the gas powered unit for portability.  I can throw it into the back of my truck and take it along for those weekend trips that I didn’t plan to do more than a dive but found that my buddy and I can’t resist another dive or 3 for what ever reason.  I’ll never again miss out on an after-work evening dive as it is capable of filling an average aluminum 80 cylinder in about 20 – 25 minutes. 

The compressor is extremely easy to maintain.  If you can keep your lawn mower running this won’t be any more difficult.  The only difference is keeping an eye on the filter cartridge, which is extremely easy to check and replace.  It can be done in less than a minute.  The oil is a common synthetic compressor oil from Max Air that can be picked up pretty commonly at any Max Air Dealer. 

If you are the diver that thinks they have everything, I’d recommend looking at this unit.  At the price it’ll be well over 600 dives before you actually save money on your fills, but what price can you put on having to hear about being the diver in your group that missed “that one amazing dive”.