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Tilos' Gemini-A reg has a compact balanced diaphragm first stage and a lightweight, pneumatically balanced second stage. In ocean tests it proved to be comfortable, very dry and an easy breather in most positions. This reg system gets good marks for performance in real-world diving conditions.
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