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Scubapro Low Pressure Hose 74cm / 30inch
$59.00
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- Correct lengths for long-hose and recreational set-ups
- High and low pressure hose options
- Fitted and pressure-checked in the shop
- Genuine Halcyon and Cressi fittings
Description
This is a hose to connect your primary second stage to your first stage. For your personal preference, setup, and dive goal, the hose is available in many different lengths. The shorter lengths can be used, if you are diving with a twin set and use a necklace, and the longer ones provide a bit more slack for single tank diving and ultimately for sidemount and tech diving.
High air flow and a smooth internal bore won't restrict air flow and thus always ensure your ability to breathe easily and smooth. The rubber outer material provides some added weight, so that the hose doesn't float. It is made to fit most first and second stages on the market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
What is in a standard regulator setup?
A first stage, two second stages — your primary and your octopus — a low pressure inflator hose and a gauge. You can mix and match all of it depending on how you dive. Talk to us and we will put a set together with you rather than selling you a box.
Is a regulator a one-time purchase?
For most divers, yes. A good regulator, serviced on schedule, should last you a lifetime of diving — it will outlast almost everything else in your kit. That is exactly why it is worth buying properly the first time rather than buying twice.
Balanced or unbalanced?
Balanced, if it is in budget — we would always suggest it. A balanced regulator delivers the same breathing effort regardless of how much gas is left in the cylinder or how deep you are. An unbalanced one gets progressively harder to breathe as the tank empties and as you go deeper, and in cold Sydney water at the end of a dive that difference is noticeable.
How do I save money without ending up with a bad regulator?
Put the money into a good balanced first stage and primary second stage, and go simpler on the octopus. It does not need to match your primary.
Can you set it up for a long hose configuration?
Yes. We change hose lengths in store — just ask when you order. We can also configure a regulator for any technical setup you are running.
I am not sure what I need. Can you help?
That is what we are here for. Come into the shop, call us, or message us online and we will talk it through — on this or any other product, with no obligation to buy anything.
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