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Mfg Part Number : MLP22
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XS Scuba MIFLEX Braided Scuba Regulator Hose
Customer reviews see below
- Free 7" x 10" Dry Bag included
- Standard 3/8 male regulator connector
- Replacement hose for regulators
- An average life 3 times longer than traditional hoses
- Excellent resistance to abrasion
- Kink-resistant design - tie an XTREME hose into a knot and air flow remains continuous
- Light and extremely flexible
- COLORS: Blue, Black, Carbon, Red, White or Yellow
- Available in: 6-inch, 9-inch, 18-inch, 22-inch, 26-inch, 30-inch, 36-inch, 40-inch, 44-inch, 48-inch, 60-inch, 84-inch, 300-inch, 600-inch or 1200-inch
FULL MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY
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Customer Reviews for XS Scuba MIFLEX Braided Scuba Regulator Hose:

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Average Customer Review:
based on 29 reviews.
Rating: Perfect Fit
Reviewer: Ralph W., Thursday, October 20, 2011 - View all my reviews
Got this hose for my octo do to some wreck diving and penetration emergency drills. Excellent. Bright color was easy to see in limited visibility, and the flexability was great for doing a nice S-coil behind my BCD to keep it out of the way.
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45 out of 92 people found this review helpful.
Rating: I Love MIFLEX
Reviewer: Timothy Locklear, Monday, August 16, 2010 
Love these hoses. Basically eliminated the jaw fatigue caused by my old rubber hoses. Very durable, flexible, and attractive. No problems so far. I recommend MIFLEX to anyone looking to lighten their kit or make their reg set more comfortable. A++
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80 out of 161 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Great Product for under arm regulator hose!!!!!
Reviewer: Ryan Rexroad, Tuesday, May 04, 2010 - View all my reviews
This is a great hose much better then a standard rubber hose. I purchase the 48" hose so, I could run the hose under my right arm to prevent my hose getting hung up on kelp, weeds, rocks etc.. The most important part of this product is that if you tie it in a knot it will still work and I can vouch for that. I was diving and the hose kinked at my swivel just off my 1st stage and I didnt notice it until I got out of the water and my dive buddy saw it. There was no reduction in air flow.
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158 out of 287 people found this review helpful.
Rating: looking forward to a longer hose life
Reviewer: JOHN FRASER, Tuesday, April 20, 2010 - View all my reviews
i got this MIFLEX regulator hose for its supposed longevity. as a part of my regulator system, it performs adequately and the same as the conventional one it replaced, which is what i expected.
there are two things worthy of note: 1. the day glow yellow color which i chose is extremely visible and that was commented on by my dive buddies. 2. the hose is very slick. i think that helps prevent external wear. it is so slippery, however, that the hose slips thru the clip which i use to fasten it on my bcd. i had the old hose fastened so that the regulator was on my right shoulder and close to my mouth. now, the regulator end of the MIFLEX slips from my shoulder all the way down below my waist, still threaded thru the clip at my shoulder. a trade-off i suppose. it seems that only a smaller diameter or traction material coated clip will solve this problem.
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146 out of 282 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Miflex regulator hose
Reviewer: James B., Sunday, March 21, 2010 - View all my reviews
No more sore jaw muscles from having to clamp down on my regulator mouth piece to keep the regulator hose from pushing it out of my mouth. Almost like a "virtual" connection between the first and second stage.
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127 out of 255 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Why do rubber hoses still exist?
Reviewer: Doug P., Wednesday, February 10, 2010 - View all my reviews
compared to rubber hoses, these hoses are lighter, stronger, more flexible and they look cool. the standard scuba hose is simply a thick rubber hose that is used for scuba. these are hoses that are designed from the ground up with diving in mind. again, i would say its time for the standard scuba hose to be, well, hosed and replaced with the in-every-way-superior miflex.
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159 out of 296 people found this review helpful.
Rating: 7ft Miflex Hose
Reviewer: Mathue T., Sunday, May 06, 2012
Prior to the purchase if my 7ft miflex long hise, I hated using my long hose. I love the miflex, less buoyant, softer and easier to route. I wouldnt dive wuthout it!
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5 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Miflex Reg Hose
Reviewer: Nathan Davey, Saturday, June 06, 2009
I have had the Miflex 26" regulator hose suppling my BOV on my Hammerhead CCR for sometime now. It is lighter and more flexible than the "old school" hoses making routing and streamlining significantly better. I have since, replaced all of my LP and HP hoses with Miflex. A superior product.
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164 out of 339 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Takes the pressure off your mouthpiece
Reviewer: Jim McKeever, Thursday, February 16, 2012 - View all my reviews
These flex hoses are great. This is my second one. They relieve all of the pressure from the regulator mouthpiece when you turn your head. Ill put one on every regulator set from now on.
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23 out of 48 people found this review helpful.
Rating: Great safety purchase
Reviewer: William S., Wednesday, May 13, 2009 - View all my reviews
The hose fit my octopus with no problem - screwed right on at both ends. The flexible thin hose tucks away in one of my BC rungs easily and comes free with a pull so supplying air to a buddy is no problem. I bought this in preparation to take the wreck diving course. The 5 foot length is long enough to supply air easily with an extra measure of safety and maneuverability, but not the 7 or 10 foot length that cave divers use, being too long for my recreational use. Well worth the investment.
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211 out of 441 people found this review helpful.
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James:
I am new to diving and starting to buy my own equipment. Im thinking of buying a wrist comp with remote pressure transmitter. Is this a good choice and do I build a reg from parts or buy one as a kit? I am currently diving reefs and spear fishing but intend to do some wreck diving. I was told a din valve would be better.
Bill (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
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Air integrated hoseless wrist computers are very popular and typically will include all the features a recreational diver might need. As for the rest of your gear you should call one of our instructors at 800-347-2822 for some help putting together a package.
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