XS_Scuba Leeward_6 Regulator Bag

This XS_Scuba Leeward_6 Regulator Bag gives your regulator with much needed protection during travelling. With it’s fully padded lining and easy to store your regulator set, this is a must have when you own a regulator set.

Specifications of the Leeward 6 Regulator Bag:

• An internal zippered pocket is the perfect place to hold port plugs, hex keys, tie wraps and mouthpieces
• Hook-and-loop hold downs in opposite corners keep your regulator system stationary
• External D-rings are available for an optional shoulder strap (p/n BG915)
• A padded carry handle is found along top edge
• Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 4 in (36 x 25 x 10 cm) for a total of 560 cu in (9176 cc)

Using a regulator bag is a smart and practical way to protect your regulator, keep your dive gear organised, and extend the lifespan of your equipment. Whether you’re traveling, storing, or preparing for a dive, it ensures your regulator stays in optimal condition, safe from damage, and easily accessible when you need it.

Here are several important reasons why you should use a regulator bag:

1. Protection of Gear

Regulators are delicate, precision instruments, and a regulator bag provides a safe space to protect them from scratches, dents, and damage during transport or storage. The bag typically has padding that helps cushion your regulator, preventing damage from impacts or rough handling, especially if you’re traveling or diving in rugged environments.

2. Organisation and Convenience

A regulator bag helps keep your gear organised by providing a dedicated space for your first stage, second stage, octopus, and hoses. Some bags even have extra compartments to store other accessories like your SPG (submersible pressure gauge), dive computer, or quick disconnects. This organisation makes it easier to quickly access and set up your gear when you arrive at the dive site.

3. Prevents Tangling of Hoses

When regulators and hoses are stored loosely or in non-specialized bags, hoses can become tangled, making setup more time-consuming and frustrating. A regulator bag allows you to store your hoses in a way that prevents them from getting tangled or kinked, keeping everything neat and ready to go.

4. Safe Storage Between Dives

When you’re not using your regulator, storing it in a bag helps to keep it clean and free of debris. It also protects the equipment from exposure to sunlight, moisture, or dust, which can degrade or damage the delicate parts of the regulator over time.

5. Travel-Friendly

A regulator bag is especially useful when you’re traveling with your scuba gear. It provides a compact, organised solution for packing your regulator, and can easily be stowed in your luggage. This also minimises the risk of losing pieces of your gear, as everything is neatly stored together in one place.

6. Hygiene and Cleanliness

When regulators are stored properly in a bag, they are less likely to pick up dirt, sand, or other contaminants that can clog or damage the delicate internal mechanisms of the regulator. This can be especially important when diving in saltwater environments, where salt can corrode equipment over time.

7. Easy Identification

A regulator bag, especially if it has a clear or labeled compartment, makes it easy to identify your gear when you’re in a group of divers or at a busy dive site. This can save time and reduce the risk of grabbing the wrong regulator or forgetting something important.