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Best soft tubing for tight bends

Owlman

I'm looking for soft tubing that can bend quite a bit before kinking. 

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2 minutes ago, Owlman said:

I'm looking for soft tubing that can bend quite a bit before kinking. 

I've had no issues with EK's own clear 10/16mm in my 380TIMG_2673.thumb.JPG.906e6927f8c8aeb22f72b091b6c007a8.JPG

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Primochills Advanced LRT tubing is great. 

 

https://www.amazon.com/PrimoFlex-Advanced-8in-ID-8in-OD-Tubing/dp/B00A0Q55MC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517927643&sr=8-1&keywords=Primochill+LRT

 

Obviously select the ID/OD you need for your specific fittings. 

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Pretty much any tubing with 10/16mm or 13/19mm ID/OD is as kink-ressistant as soft tubing goes. 

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+1 for the Primochill advanced LRT, I use it and while it technically can kink, it happens way later than expected and was able to bend faaar more than I expected. you could always go on the safe side and put a coil around the tube to help prevent kinks, may get you a bit more of a turn, not sure. maybe more fittings to get a better angle going before the tubing needs to start bending?

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