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| First Set Of Dive Gear: Discuss First Set of Regs in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: Mk25s are the optimal setup, but DS4s are just fine. I've been using a set for a couple of ... |
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Do you "twist" your DS4 first stages to make more room for your head to get on to the manifold? If you leave them straight, I think the tension issue is not so great so hoses don't wear but it does give the problem with being able to get your head back on the manifold though. It's why I suggested the OP had a look at a set first and decided what they prefered. then went and bought MK25s Mal |
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| I see that DS4s are available for £74. How much can you get Mk25s for these days?
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| XTX 200 / XTX 40 reg set for £299 these days. Dead cheap.
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http://www.deepbluedive.com/product.aspx?id=13992 They will cost you about £100 more than the equivelent set of Apeks regs but - as Mal and others have said - the mk25s do route better.
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