Long Scuba Hoses

An alternative to normal scuba diving gear, for those times when you want to leave the scuba tank topside. The extension diving hose ends have the standard fittings to connect to a scuba tank regulator 1st and 2nd stage. Each long scuba hose includes a tow belt, so the diver is towing the regulator hose from the waist. Also included is a drawstring nylon storage bag.

You can use the 1st and 2nd stage from your own scuba regulator, or else we can provide a dedicated, high quality, Dive Rite 2nd stage, or both 1st and 2nd stages, so you don’t have to swap them out with your own scuba tank regulator (see options in drop down list with each product). It is convenient to have a dedicated 2nd stage attached full-time on your long scuba hose, but of course, the most convenient way is to always be ready by ordering the system complete with first and second stages, so no disassembly/assembly is required with your own traditional scuba tank regulator.

Long Scuba Hoses can be ordered from The Air Line by J Sink in 3 lengths and 3 variations.

• As hose only (TR40, 60 or 100), if you intend to use your own 1st and 2nd stages.
• To install;
• Remove your short scuba 2nd stage whip hose from your 1st stage,
• Remove the scuba whip hose from your 2nd stage,
• Attach the long scuba regulator hose between your 1st and 2nd stages.
• As hose with dedicated 2nd stage (TR40-2, TR60-2 or TR100-2), if you intend to use your own 1st stage.
• To install;
• Remove your short scuba 2nd stage whip hose from your 1st stage,
• Attach the TRxx-2 hose to the low pressure port on your 1st stage where you removed the scuba 2nd stage whip hose.
• As regulator hose with full 1st and 2nd stages as shown in photo (TR40-R, TR60-R or TR100-R).
• To install;
• There is no installation!
• Just attach the included 1st stage to your scuba tank.

An optional Button Scuba SPG Pressure Gauge may also be ordered. If you intend to dedicate a 1st stage on the long scuba hose, then this small scuba tank pressure gauge is a nice alternative to the larger tank pressure gauges with long whips, normally found on standard scuba regulators.