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Scott is also the brand my department uses. We all really like them and will choose there carbon fiber bottles over our heavy metal ones any day.

My dept uses the 4.5's with carbon bottles, and I must say they are excellent. They function very simply, are extremely easy to change the bottles, and they are very durable. I also like how Scott doesn't update their masks very often, so they are compatible on all the new packs, and on some of the older ones.

Scott is a good pack we have 4.5's in our dept. They are alittle pricey when it comes to added options but they have good options. only problems we are having with them are the batteries. They seem to eat batties alot but some of it my be due to operator error. Not my favorite pack but the ones that we bought due to under bidding.

Great airpack. The harness is more comfortable than those I've worn in the past and the carbon fiber bottles makes you feel like you are carrying air on your back (oh, wait, you are). Seriously, the padding is in all the right places, the heads up display is easily viewable, and the optional voice amplifier makes communication much easier - even works well with a radio. The only downside that I have found is the battery life seems a bit short.

Great SCBA! Both my departments use Scott's, these airpacks are very dependable and user friendly!

Scotts are the only packs that our department has ever had, very durable and lightweight.

I have used Scott brand air packs for 99% of my career and will never use anything else. They work and are comfortable (Air Pack Fifties), and I like the low profile masks that wont get snagged.

New composite cylanders are great

scott is by far the best brand out there, may weigh a little more but worth it

Our Department uses Scott packs all the way back when they had the aluminum tanks the carbon fiber makes it a lot easier on your back and very light weight and very dependable on getting the job done right.

the only ones our dept. has , very nice airpacks

used these in the navy. they can get slamed into the steel bulkheads and keep on going

We use Scott SCBA's at our fire station. I've never tried another type of pack but I like this one. Stick to what I am used to.

The SCOTT 4.5 SCBA's are easy to use and firefighter friendly

Great SCBA! my department uses Scott's, these airpacks are very dependable and user friendly with a carbonfiber bottle

As far as i can tell these are great pieces of equiptment.

This is they only airpack my department uses.

There is often a discussion as to what brand of airpacks are the best, and i think the answer is conclusive : The best SCBA is the one you train with

Scott is the best

we have the nxg2's and they work great and fit great

Nxg2's.... so light i forgot i was wearing one. It feels like all you have is the harness and backplate, no bottle. EXCELLENT!!

Thats the best SCBA on the market today.

i have been using this scba for more than five years now. it is very reliable and user friendly. It never let me down in any fire fighting or hazmat operation.

I have been using scott airpacks for 2 years on my career dept., we have survivair at my volly dept., and i would rather have scott anyday over survivair. There more comfortable and economical. Their just great!!!!!

SCOTT airpacks are the cadillac of all airpacks...for a short time our district switched to MSA after demo-ing SCOTT, MSA and ISI airpacks...wasnt too long before the penny pinchers decided to go back to SCOTT...I personally have always like the SCOTT airpack...enjoy the fit...and appreciate the steps SCOTT has taken to make the airpack NFPA compliant

Much better now then when I started out. Much lighter and durable.

Scott Airpack has an excellent features, now we are using Nxg2 feels like nothing on your back. Very light....

Out of the three fire departments I have ran with Scott's SCBA are the best packs/ brand there could be out there helping us do our jobs when needed..

thank god for government grants and smart ppl in our department. We used to have the old MSA steel bottles and elephant trunk masks....then one day we got scott and it turned my life upside down haha...i wouldnt trade this!

We use them and compared to the old packs we had, lots, lots better. very comfortable when wearing for long time and very lightwieght.

BEST AIR PACK OUT THERE

best pack on the market! wouldnt use anything else

The best air pack made

just currenty purchased 12 ap75 and I am very pleased with the performance of the pack.

Good product, some what light weight,the only problem if any you can't buddy breath with this unit.

the best by far

i love it its so much lighter then the other ones

I am familiar with the NFPA compliant and the industrial Scotts. No complaints.

Fits and works well, never had a problem with this piece of equipment except to replace the batties from time to time. Best 1 word definition, Reliable.

I think that Scott is a good air pack and love the old Air-pack 50's but these new NXG2's have way to many electrical problems. The station I run at has had 2 board upgrades so far and still have multiple probelm from the heads up display not working to the audibles for the pack shuting off well the pack is in use. I think there are to many wires anymore in what used to work great.

I have always used Scott Airpacks and masks. There was a time we switched to MSA. I did not like them. Scott packs are easy and have been around for a while and they are reliable.

We use the Scott,s 4.5, Great SCBA, easy to use, comfortable to wear, love the voice amplifier, the only downside is that it seems to eat batteries quick, but other than that it's a simple, reliable and tough.

All I,ve ever used, All I ever knew, All I would ever trust, Nothing but the best!

I mostly use MSA and Survivair SCBA's, but had the opportunity to wear the Scott Air-Pak 75 with 4500psi bottles at a training class recently. I was amazed at how lightweight the pack was compared to what I usually wear. I kept forgetting I had it on. I like the way the regulator twists in and locks to the facepiece, it feels more secure than the usual MSA snap-in type. On the downside, the motion detector for the PASS device is located in the bottom of the unit, so I found myself having to jump up and down or side to side in order to keep the alarm from activating. On the MSA packs, the sensor is contained inside the device itself, so you can just tap or shake the device with one hand. It also seemed that the lithium batteries needed replacing more often than with the Survivair units I'm used to.

Both of my depts use the scott air packs. the have the best technology on the market and are very userfreindly. i wouldnt wear anything but a scott.

Best Air-Pack ever made bar-none no other pack can match the safety systems and versitile

great equipment! our company is outfitted with scott and noone can stop saying good things about it. very reliable.

this scba is 1980s and has not change

I've used the Scott 4.5 in two departments including the DoD fire academy and it is a reliable rig. Lightweight and easy to use. Changing out bottles is a snap, visibility is great.

I have used Scott, viking, and MSA and I feel scott has the best and most comfortable to offer by far.

we have these packs in our dept. works great,duralble,light weight, low-maintence, and dependable

We use these in our department, and they are wonderful. Easy and quick to change out bottles in an emergency.

they are one of the best on the market

My whole department uses scott... they;re very durrable and very reliable

this is what we have so i like them.. they are sorta light. i love them

Nicest airpacks and easiest to operate. A standard SCBA for my area fire departments

i like them allot and recomend them to any department

i like them allot and recomend them to any department

We just recently replaced all of our old Scott 22 systems with the newer 4500. Ours have the Heads Up Display, locator systems with them. They are a very nice system, with a lot of options. The only difference I would make is getting the 1 hour bottles verses the 30 minute bottles.

We use scott packs at both company's i run for we find them very reliable

we use them and have had no problems after about 5 years of use.

The scott packs are nice and light weight would like yhe mask to be bigger like an MSA

One of the best packs around

A great pack, you don't even feel it on your back

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I used these things on a daily basis during my time in the Navy. I think the Scott SCBA is a great product and allows life saving air during fires and overhauls in confined spaces. The SCBA is a major life saving tool not just in this great nations military services, but also in fire departments around the world. A+ in my book

These packs are very easy to use and it doesn't take long to train someone on their use.

Has never failed us! Really reliable

these new bottles in my experience last longer and the lightness of them compared to old metal ones is amazing.

Easy to use, reliable and durable.

Z-BEST!, love the heads-up display, buddy breathing, and built in pass alarm.