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Scubapro Travel Yoke Adaptor
$200.79
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- Salt water is what kills dive gear — this is the fix
- Save-a-dive spares: mouthpieces, O-rings, adaptors
- Cleaners and lubricants that won't damage neoprene or seals
- Be the diver who has the spare, not the one who drives home
Description
The Scubapro Yoke Adapter allows DIN 232 or 300 bar regulators to be fitted on to INT / A-Clamp cylinders without the need to permanently convert your regulators. This Ultra Light conversion tool is an essential piece for any travelling diver. The adapter simply fits over the cylinder valve and clamps into place and the first stage can then be screwed into place as if the cylinder had a DIN valve.
Perfect for travelling as it weighs only 160 grams! But please note if you do use this converter make sure you remove it after a couple of days diving or ideally every evening. Due to the metals being different from the brass on your regulator if left on for extended periods of time they can act like a catalyst and weld themselves together requiring an incredible amount of force (and cost) to remove it!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
How do I stop my mask fogging?
Scrub the inside of the lens with Sea Buff before the first dive to strip the manufacturing film off — that is a one-time job. After that, Sea Gold anti-fog gel before each dive keeps it clear, and a tube lasts a very long time.
What should be in a save-a-dive kit?
A spare mouthpiece, O-rings, cable ties, a mask strap and a DIN-to-yoke adaptor cover most of what actually ends dives at the water's edge — plus the tools to fit them, so you can change an O-ring or settle a free-flowing regulator in the car park rather than driving home. Tell us what you dive and we will put one together with you.
How should I rinse my gear?
Properly, in fresh water, not a quick pass with the hose. Salt crystallises in zips, valves and seals, and that is what kills gear. Wetsuit and drysuit shampoo does a better job than water alone and will not damage neoprene or seals.
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