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that makes sense I guess ill just have to try it "the right way" round next weekend. When turned the "correct way" the hose routing makes better sense tho even tho the seal is a little les protected...
Actually, if your reg is yoke vs. DIN, you might find you're better off with it 'upsidedown.' I have a DIN XTX200, but I spend most of the time using a DIN to yoke adapter on it due to rental tanks so I find when the 1st stage is upsidedown, I'm less inclined to hit my head on it while diving due to the slightly lower profile.
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I guess ill just have to try it "the right way" round next weekend. When turned the "correct way" the hose routing makes better sense tho even tho the seal is a little les protected...
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