Question for the truly lazy . . .

[Streydog]

The Canadians usually leave them dangling to confuse all us warm water divers.

 

[drl]

We zip-tie to to the spg hose so it doesn’t flap around.

 

[JBFG]

You mean the DSMB inflation hose?

 

[Andy in Gap]

If you're like me, you leave it on so you don't do your next drysuit dive without the hose that you forgot in the garage.

 

[BlueTrin]

You may be able to pass it in the Velcro bit of the cam bands ?

related links, if that helps:
Where to put the drysuit inflator hose when diving wet?


Dry Suit Hose

Low pressure hose for Drysuit

And I asked the very same question myself last year, I had forgotten about it ...
Drysuit hose when not using a drysuit

 

[AfterDark]

When I was diving both I would put the hose on when the water temp went below 55F and take it off when the water got above 55F. Now I just dive wet so the hose is hanging on a couple of hooks.

 

[Darnold9999]

If you're like me, you leave it on so you don't do your next drysuit dive without the hose that you forgot in the garage.

You do get to practice oral inflation for a dive!

 

[brownie]

I don't remove my drysuit whip when diving wet. I tuck it inside the waist portion of my harness webbing (I dive a BP/W setup). It remains secure throughout the dive. I usually deploy a SMB prior to my safety stop. I find the drysuit whip very convenient for doing a quick inflate of my SMB. The gizmo on the drysuit whip fits the thingamajig on my SMB perfectly. And the flange on the drysuit whip is nice and wide so I can grip it easily.

 

[BRT]

You do get to practice oral inflation for a dive!

I once owned a drysuit with an oral inflator, 1988 maybe?

 

[Darnold9999]

I once owned a drysuit with an oral inflator, 1988 maybe?

Or you attach your bcd inflator to your dry suit and oral inflate the BCD