J D P I now use an 8 ft low pressure hose to inflate tires and my Zodiac inflatable boat with scuba air. I plan to use a longer low pressure hose for diving with a scuba tank left in the boat providing the air.

JOHN P Over time they have varied somewhat from different manufacturers, but usually 24 to 28 inches is the normal 2nd stage length. The longer ones will be a little less likely to tug to the side which you may find to be more comfortable, especially on longer dives. I normally use my longer octopus hose on my primary with the normal length hose on my secondary just below it on a neck strap - a leftover habit from my cave diving days.

BRADLEY M 27" is standard, 36' if you are tall and girthy (plump) and want more hose hanging down so you can see it easier Underarm 40-44" again depending on your size.

Rafa S Thanks for your time to reply!

CHARLES H yes

RALPH B Yes

ABHISHEK A Yes, it connects between the first and second stage.

RON C Yes, that is the logical use.

MARK N yes

LeisurePro S We have a flex BCD hose available here. We also have an adapter that converts a regular LP hose to BCD quick disconnect here.

LeisurePro S The size you have dictates how long a hose to get. A med and below takes a 33 inch hose, a large/XL a 36 inch, an XXL and above a 40".

LeisurePro S All of these hoses come in black.

LeisurePro S Yes, you will need a special hose. Here is the link to the Poseidon LP hose we carry for their regulators.

LeisurePro S Yes.

LeisurePro S Black.

LeisurePro S Yes

LeisurePro S These are low pressure hoses to connect a second stage regulator to your first stage. Available in sizes from 26" to 84".

LeisurePro S Purchase this hose in 72? long, and add this adaptor http://www.leisurepro.com/Prod/AQUHAA41.html