XS Scuba HP120 Steel Tank - Dive Right In Scuba

XS Scuba HP120 Steel Tank
[Model: X7-120]

MSRP:	$449.99
Our Price:	$400.00
You Save:	$49.99	(11%)

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This Worthington HP Steel Tank comes with boot and convertable Din to Yoke Valve.

High Pressure - 3442 psi service pressure
X7 - 7.25" diameter
Hot-dip galvanized exterior finish
High-strength steel technology
More volume in a compact cylinder
Standard "Yoke Style" Thermo PRO valve
Inlet thread is standard 3/4"-14 NPSM
Ultimate weight to capacity ratios
Ideal buoyancy characteristics
Manufactured to DOT Exemption and Canadian TC Permit

Worthington HYDRO Procedures

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Michael N. on 05/17/2011
Verified Buyer
I have two of these, I like them a lot. They weigh in at 50lbs full of gas and compared to my LP121 at 65lbs they are light. I'm 6 ft tall and these are not too long. They are my favorite tanks. I get 65min dives at average depth of 50ft (but I am an air hog). Mike, Heather, and Steve are the best people in the world. They don't nickle and dime me, and that is why I have spent so much money with them.
Mike

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

Submited By: Justin R. on 07/28/2010
Verified Buyer
I was out looking for a tank to add to my collection of equipment and didn't know too much about whether I should go with an Aluminum Tank or Steel Tank and what size tank I should be looking for given my height and the type of diving I do/plan on doing in the future. So I called Dive Right In and spike with Heather who said she normally dives Aluminums as she finds the Steels too heavy for her figure, but also said that Rich would know more than her. Rich pointed me in the direction of the Steel X7s as they are the same size as Aluminum 80s width wise and it was just a matter of how tall of a tank I wanted. Being a person of the "Go big or go home" philosophy. I went for the HP 120. I was concerned that I wouldn't receive it on time as I was going up to Gibloa Quarry the next weekend. I left a note when I selected the shipping regarding this and got a call from Heather the next day saying that they were sending out my tank and it would be at my place the following day using ground shipping. I'm very satisfied with my purchase. I would highly recommend this tank as long as you don't mind the height. The service I received from Dive Right In was phenomenal and I would buy from them again in a heart beat. Heather and Rich made me feel like I was an old friend that had been diving with them for years!

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

Submited By: Rob Z. on 02/23/2010
XS / Worthington HP steels are the only way to go given the goofy issues with PST's DOT exemption and reports of failures during hydro, and the superior finish to Faber/epoxy coated brands. These x7-120s are long tanks, being 6' I find I trim out just right in these - shorter people may find them bottom heavy. I like the 7.25" as it offers approx 20% less frontal surface area than a set of 8" tanks, which is significant with doubles - the less drag the better! The x7's are also lighter per cf. of capacity than x8's, which is nice since any steel tank in the 119+ cf range is going to make a heavy set of doubles. These are my favorite tanks, a set of doubles will get you more usable gas than 3 single 80s. Lets you do 3-4 recreational dives with more peace of mind than singles, good for long days out on Lake Michigan.

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!