- VENDOR: Saekodive
Saekodive Rubber Regulator Hose - 36" LP, Yellow
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A standard 36-inch rubber low-pressure hose for your second stage or octopus, rated to 300 PSI, in high-visibility yellow. It is the simple, budget-friendly alternative to a braided hose: a touch stiffer and heavier, but reliable and easy to live with.
Why this one
If you want a dependable octo or second-stage hose without paying for braided, this is it. The yellow jacket keeps an alternate air source easy to spot, and rubber holds its shape if you prefer a hose that stays where you route it.
Specs at a glance
- Length: 36 inches
- Pressure: low-pressure, 300 PSI rated
- Material: rubber
- For: 2nd stage / octopus regulator
- Fitting: standard 3/8" low-pressure thread
- Colour: high-visibility yellow
Will it fit my regulator?
Standard 3/8" low-pressure fitting, connecting to a low-pressure port on your first stage — compatible with most recreational second stages. Confirm your regulator uses the standard thread before ordering.
Braided vs rubber low-pressure hose — which should you pick?
| Specifications | Braided hose | Rubber hose |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | More flexible, routes cleanly | Stiffer, holds its shape |
| Abrasion resistance | Higher — woven jacket | Good, but scuffs show faster |
| Weight | Lighter — better for travel | Heavier |
| Pressure rating | 500 PSI | 300 PSI |
| Price | Higher | Lower — budget pick |
| Use | 2nd stage or octopus | 2nd stage or octopus |
FAQ
What is the downside vs braided?
Rubber is a little stiffer and heavier, and scuffs show sooner. In return it costs less and holds its routing shape.
Is 300 PSI enough?
Yes for a low-pressure second stage or octopus — that is what low-pressure hoses carry. It is not for high-pressure gauge lines.
Low or high pressure?
Low pressure only. Do not fit it to an SPG or high-pressure port.
Last updated: November 2026.