Which Left Handed Reel?

[Paddy Diver]

See thats the thing about the Kent Tooling reels, you dont just get a reel, you get:

1: A bottle opener, found this out whilst in egypt recently.

2: A hammer, its so damn robust that I bash things/people with it

3: A good instrument for leading other diver away form the wreck! see they usually follow my line. he heh he

4: And of course you can blog off with it...


Just my experience with mine...

Ian

[Steven]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

50m ratchet reel, left handed

Had a nice long conversation with John about my requirements and he's putting something together that meets my needs. A wee bit more than at first I had intended to spend but sounds like it will do just what I want.

In many cases a fool and his money are soon parted but I believe th advice I got from you guys and John has led me to a very wise choice. I'll let you know once received and duly tested.

Hxxx

Helen, the afore mentioned Farnes dive we were at 35m - the 50m line on my reel didn't allow the dsmb to surface until we started ascending!!!! and we were 1/2 mile away then!!!!!!
I went for a 75m line because of that - not much difference in cost!
worth thinking about????

S

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by Steven

Helen, the afore mentioned Farnes dive we were at 35m - the 50m line on my reel didn't allow the dsmb to surface until we started ascending!!!! and we were 1/2 mile away then!!!!!!
I went for a 75m line because of that - not much difference in cost!
worth thinking about????

S

Good point - just rang Kent Tooling again

Greens all round peeps, except for Dave (I must spread the luuurve apparently).

Hxxx

[Steven]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

Good point - just rang Kent Tooling again

Greens all round peeps, except for Dave (I must spread the luuurve apparently).

Hxxx

thanks Helen

all you need to now is learn how to do it with opposite hands - will be interested to find out if this upsets your computer as was discussed on the previous thread??

cheers Steven x

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by Steven

thanks Helen

all you need to now is learn how to do it with opposite hands - will be interested to find out if this upsets your computer as was discussed on the previous thread??

cheers Steven x

I used to dive with my pooter on my right wrist, but hanging onto the reel with my left hand I realised it was better to have it on my left wrist for ease of referring to it on stops. I can now put it back on my right wrist where I am most comfortable with it.

[Dave Crampton]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

Good point - just rang Kent Tooling again

Greens all round peeps, except for Dave (I must spread the luuurve apparently).

Hxxx

Aw thanks hen, Luv you too.

[ScubaSue]

Originally Posted by Dave Crampton

FREEK!!!!

Dave C

- and its spelled FREAK! Dave

Helen, let me know how you get on. We left handers must stick together

John, you might be onto something here

Sue

[Kirstie]

Originally Posted by ScubaSue

- and its spelled FREAK! Dave

Helen, let me know how you get on. We left handers must stick together

John, you might be onto something here

Sue

Lord, not another one! Paul's a lefty as well.

[ScubaSue]

Originally Posted by Kirstie

Lord, not another one! Paul's a lefty as well.

How sinister

[Buoyant Babe]

Originally Posted by ScubaSue

How sinister

Aren't we? Mwahahahaha!