Reliable holder for dive hoses and instruments: BCD hook designed to carry low- and high-pressure hoses, regulators and gauges, keeping your essential lines organized and within easy reach. Fast access and secure retention: built as a quick-release regulator pouch to allow rapid removal and re-attachment of a regulator or alternate second stage (octopus), while ensuring the extra regulator stays safely fastened to your BCD when not in use. Protects your gear: prevents dangling hoses and loose instruments from snagging or shifting during surface intervals and dives, keeping equipment where you expect it for safer, neater rigging. Simple, tool-free installation: clip-on design installs quickly — just attach the hook to your BCD attachment point and route the hoses or clip on the regulator. No special tools or complicated setup required. Practical compatibility and function: made to work with standard BCD mounting locations and common regulator arrangements; ideal for divers who want tidy hose management and fast access to an alternate second stage. Performance-focused design: offers positive retention for attached gear while allowing smooth, controlled release when you need to deploy a regulator or remove a hose. Typical use scenarios Boat or shore dives: Clip the hook to your BCD before entering the water to keep your alternate regulator and pressure gauge secure during entry and exit. Guided or buddy diving: Keep your octopus and SPG tidy and immediately accessible for your buddy without cluttering your shoulders or chest area. Travel and rental setups: Use the hook to fasten extra hoses and instruments to a rented BCD for a neater, safer configuration that makes checks and swaps quicker. What you get A practical BCD-mounted solution for organizing and protecting hoses, regulators and gauges Quick-release capability for rapid deployment of an alternate second stage Easy clip-on installation for immediate use on compatible BCD attachment points Note: Designed for use with standard BCD attachment locations and common regulator setups. Follow your dive training and equipment manufacturer instructions for proper attachment and use.