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Scuba Hoses: LP, HP, BCD, Drysuit and Gas Transfer Hoses

Scuba hoses are essential components of any diving equipment setup. They connect the regulator first stage to the primary second stage, octopus, pressure gauge, BCD inflator, drysuit inflator and other diving accessories used throughout the dive.

Whether you need to replace a worn hose, build a new regulator configuration or upgrade your technical diving equipment, you'll find a complete range of scuba hoses available in multiple lengths, materials including traditional rubber, EPDM and braided nylon (Miflex), together with all standard fitting options.

This category includes scuba hoses for recreational diving, technical diving, DIR and Hogarthian configurations, sidemount, stage cylinders, decompression diving and CCR (Closed Circuit Rebreather). Discover rubber hoses, braided Miflex hoses, Halcyon hoses, Scubatec hoses and Hydpro hoses available in a wide variety of lengths and configurations.

Choosing the correct hose depends on your diving configuration, equipment routing and the component being connected. To help you quickly find the right product, we have organised this section into dedicated subcategories.

How to Choose the Right Scuba Hose

Before purchasing a scuba hose, it is important to distinguish between Low Pressure (LP) hoses and High Pressure (HP) hoses according to the equipment you need to connect.

Hose Type Pressure Type Standard First Stage Thread Primary Application
LP Hose Low / Intermediate Pressure 3/8" UNF Primary regulator, octopus, BCD inflator, drysuit inflator
HP Hose High Pressure 7/16" UNF Pressure gauges, consoles and wireless transmitters
Gas Transfer Hose High Pressure DIN or INT fittings Gas transfer and cylinder filling operations

When selecting a hose, always consider compatibility, hose length, flexibility, material, fittings and intended application. If you are unsure which hose is right for your equipment, our team will be happy to help.

LP vs HP Scuba Hoses: What's the Difference?

Low Pressure (LP) hoses operate using the intermediate pressure delivered by the regulator first stage. They are used for primary second stages, octopus regulators, BCD inflators and drysuit inflation systems.

High Pressure (HP) hoses are specifically designed to withstand full cylinder pressure and connect pressure gauges, analog consoles or wireless transmitters to the regulator first stage.

LP and HP hoses are not interchangeable. They use different operating pressures, fittings and internal construction. Choosing the correct hose is essential for both diver safety and equipment reliability.

Rubber, Miflex and Halcyon Scuba Hoses

Our catalogue includes several types of scuba hoses carefully selected according to reliability, durability and intended diving application.

  • Rubber hoses: robust, traditional and widely used in both recreational and technical diving. They offer excellent durability and stable hose routing.
  • Miflex braided hoses: lightweight, extremely flexible and available in numerous lengths and colours. Their flexibility improves comfort while reducing jaw fatigue.
  • Halcyon hoses: designed primarily for DIR and Hogarthian configurations where clean hose routing, durability and reliability are essential.
  • Scubatec and Hydpro hoses: versatile solutions available in many different lengths and configurations, appreciated for their high manufacturing quality and precision fittings.

The best hose depends on your personal preferences and diving configuration. A recreational diver may prioritise flexibility and comfort, while a technical diver may require precise hose routing and equipment standardisation.

Custom Length Scuba Hoses

Scuba hoses are available in a wide range of lengths to suit different diving configurations. Selecting the correct hose length depends on equipment routing, cylinder configuration and personal preference.

Short hoses are commonly used for pressure gauges, stage cylinders and compact technical configurations, while longer hoses are preferred for DIR, sidemount and long hose regulator setups.

Whenever available, Momodive also supplies custom length scuba hoses for divers requiring highly personalised equipment configurations.

Browse Our Scuba Hose Categories

To help you quickly find the correct product, we have divided our scuba hose range into dedicated categories:

  • Regulator Hoses – LP hoses for primary second stages, octopus regulators and recreational or technical diving.
  • BCD & Drysuit Hoses – LP hoses designed for BCD inflators, wings and drysuit inflation systems.
  • Pressure Gauge Hoses – HP hoses for analog SPGs, consoles and wireless pressure transmitters.
  • Gas Transfer Hoses – dedicated hoses for gas transfer and cylinder filling applications.
  • Hose Accessories – adapters, swivels, hose protectors and replacement components.

Scuba Hoses for Recreational, Technical and DIR Diving

Scuba hoses are used in many different diving configurations, including recreational scuba diving, technical diving, DIR and Hogarthian systems, sidemount, stage cylinders, decompression diving and CCR (Closed Circuit Rebreather).

In recreational diving, hoses should provide comfort, flexibility and clean equipment routing. In technical and DIR diving, hose routing becomes an integral part of the equipment configuration, requiring specific hose lengths and precise positioning to improve safety and streamlining.

To learn more about DIR equipment configuration, read our guide: DIR System in Scuba Diving: Philosophy, Configuration and Benefits.

If you're interested in long hose configurations, we also recommend: Long DIR Hose: Why 210 cm is the Standard and How to Configure It Correctly.

Compatibility with Regulators, SPGs, BCDs and Drysuits

Scuba hoses must always be compatible with the equipment they are connected to. LP hoses are designed for second stages, octopus regulators, BCD inflators and drysuit inflation systems, while HP hoses are intended for pressure gauges, analog consoles and wireless transmitters.

BCD and drysuit hoses use dedicated quick-disconnect fittings, so it is always advisable to verify compatibility before purchasing replacement hoses.

You may also be interested in our categories dedicated to Scuba Regulators, Pressure Gauges (SPGs), BCDs & Wings and Drysuits.

Quality, Safety and Available Brands

Scuba hoses are pressure-bearing components that should always be selected carefully. Choosing high-quality hoses contributes to the overall reliability and safety of your diving equipment.

At Momodive you'll find hoses and accessories from trusted manufacturers including Halcyon, Miflex, Scubatec and Hydpro, available in different lengths, colours, materials and fitting configurations.

We recommend inspecting hoses regularly for cuts, cracks, swelling, abrasion or leakage around the fittings. If any damage is detected, the hose should be replaced immediately or inspected by a qualified technician.

Helpful Guides

Buy Scuba Hoses Online at Momodive

Discover our complete selection of scuba hoses for recreational and technical diving. Choose from LP hoses, HP hoses, regulator hoses, BCD hoses, drysuit hoses, pressure gauge hoses and gas transfer hoses available in multiple lengths and configurations.

Whether you need a replacement hose or you're building a completely new diving setup, our experienced team is available to help you choose the right hose for your equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between LP and HP scuba hoses?

LP (Low Pressure) hoses are used for regulators, octopus, BCD inflators and drysuit inflation systems. HP (High Pressure) hoses connect pressure gauges or wireless transmitters to the regulator first stage. They are not interchangeable.

Which thread sizes do scuba hoses use?

Most LP hoses use a standard 3/8" UNF thread, while HP hoses use a 7/16" UNF thread. Always verify compatibility with your first stage before purchasing.

Should I choose a rubber hose or a braided Miflex hose?

Rubber hoses are durable and maintain their routing well, making them popular for both recreational and technical diving. Braided Miflex hoses are lighter and more flexible, providing increased comfort and easier hose routing.

When should scuba hoses be replaced?

Inspect your hoses before every dive. Replace them immediately if you notice cracks, cuts, swelling, leaks, damaged fittings or excessive wear.

Can I order custom-length scuba hoses?

Yes. Depending on product availability, Momodive offers scuba hoses in many different lengths and, for selected models, custom configurations to suit specific diving equipment setups.

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