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    Sure don't need something to break 3000 feet from a fresh breathe of air.
    Guess I'll put up with the ache of the old jaw. Poseidon just loves those
    mega-stiff hoses, I don't.

    Has anyone ever used a different 2nd stage with a more flexable hose on a jetstream first?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wizard View Post
    Sure don't need something to break 3000 feet from a fresh breathe of air.
    Guess I'll put up with the ache of the old jaw. Poseidon just loves those
    mega-stiff hoses, I don't.

    Has anyone ever used a different 2nd stage with a more flexable hose on a jetstream first?
    The Xstream hoses are more flexible, and fit Jetstreams just fine. FWIW, any 2nd stage will fit a Jetstream first, but why would you want to do that?

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    There are also adapters available that you can add to your poseidon 2nd stage so that you can use whatever hose you want. I have one on my Jetstream that includes a 90 degree elbow that allows me to use a shorter hose.

    Of course, this adds another point of failure, but the shorter hose, less snags and more comfort outweigh the risk of this happening imo. Just another idea for the mix.

    -Jon


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    Quote Originally Posted by FW View Post
    The Xstream hoses are more flexible, and fit Jetstreams just fine. FWIW, any 2nd stage will fit a Jetstream first, but why would you want to do that?
    The odin's have the big end with the pressure valve. All the hoses I've ran across with the large end are big time stiff. With a different second I could use the tiny new style hoses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jlillest View Post
    There are also adapters available that you can add to your poseidon 2nd stage so that you can use whatever hose you want. I have one on my Jetstream that includes a 90 degree elbow that allows me to use a shorter hose.

    Of course, this adds another point of failure, but the shorter hose, less snags and more comfort outweigh the risk of this happening imo. Just another idea for the mix.

    -Jon
    Jon, do you have a link to these adapters?

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    After I posted, I tried looking for one, but am drawing a blank. I think I might have bought mine from Wayne @ Amigo's.

    I'll see if I can get a pic, too.

    -Jon

    Ok, found a link to a similar product. Not the one I have, but it is a Poseidon 2nd stage adapter:
    http://northeastscubasupply.com/stor...prod_1908.html

    Last edited by jlillest; 04-13-2011 at 07:23 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wizard View Post
    The odin's have the big end with the pressure valve. All the hoses I've ran across with the large end are big time stiff. With a different second I could use the tiny new style hoses.
    OK Wizard, the one in the above post, with a 90, or 120, should solve your problem. I still think the newer Xstream hoses are plenty flexible. In fact that adapter with a Kevlar hose, and you wouldn't need a 90.

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    Here is a cheaper one: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-37/0...e-Adapter.html

    Looks more rugged too.

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    Forrest and Jon, that's a lot more robust than a swivel and safer looking. With a kevlar hose that would make
    the ol' odins much easier to handle. Thanks guys!

    Charlie

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    The one Jon listed seems to have an over pressure relief, and the one I listed doesn't, but I can't tell for sure.

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