Din Conversion Kit/Universal

This is a great kit that provides a solid, professional way to convert a Yoke to a DIN valve with ease. For compatible regulators, it works flawlessly; however, it is important to note that it does not work on all brands. It features O-rings on both the stem and the seat, so whether your valve requires one or both, you are covered. In my testing, I found it does not fit Mares or Sherwood regulators, but it works perfectly on Cressi and Scubapro. For those using Mares or Sherwood, the Scuba Choice version is a better fit and is actually more budget-friendly. Overall, I’m happy with the quality, but make sure to check your regulator brand before buying.

Lined up perfectly and created a great seal. Worth the switchover, I feel that I have better control over my breathing rate.

This one is half or less the cost of others and works well - recommend it to anyone needing to convert to DIN

I have a well used scubapro mk20, which I got secondhand when I started diving, that originally had a yoke. When I started sidemount diving I decided that I wanted all of my first stages to have the same connector type. I have only done 1 dive with the new din but it is working well so far.

I wanted to swap from a yoke to DIN on my ScubaPro MK10. It fits the MK10 first stage perfectly! Great price for the conversion kit. No directions for installation, but the procedure is fairly straight forward (of course, you should probably take it to a qualified technician). Comes with an extra o-ring not needed for the installation. Probably an extra retaining o-ring.

I installed this on a Mk 20. As long as you can get the yoke nut off of the reg it's an easy install. An allen wrench and some vice grips. If you do a lot of these you can get a special socket that removes yoke nuts from scubatools.com.

The threaded neck does not go down in far enough to seat the rubber O-ring against the regulator inside. I still gave it a five because it’s a great product

I purchased a used Scuba pro Mk17, Din, first stage. Every time I attached it to a tank it would blow the O ring from the first stage. Sometimes it would hold for a while 5 min to 30 minutes then blow. I inspected the first stage and noticed the Din threads did not look very long. I then compared it to another reg. and noticed the connector was longer. The first stage had a 200 bar connector and my tank valves were 300 bar, so the threads were too short. I bought this adapter and solved the problem. I have no clue if it came that way from the manufacturer since I bought it used.