Weight harness

[Woz]

Bowstone. It would be the last bit of kit you prised out of my cold, dead fingers.

[XeN]

Another vote for Bowstone here. Does the job with no fuss and is solid as a rock.

[edward]

bowstone again. Built well, made in the UK, great support if you have any problems.

The missus and I use them and love them.

Buy online at Bowstone Diving - Homepage

And no, I don't work for them, they're just on my 'good companies who I would recommend to a friend' list, like hammond drysuits, croxley divers, Apex reg servicing, greenforce and SDS

Cheers

[MartyC]

Bowstone again, great bit of kit, very cumfy

[Lazlo]

Originally Posted by yazzyfooty

I use a Bowstone as well, and you can lose the pouches. A lesson I learnt while diving Medes Islands is if you leave your kit on board a boat check that all is in order before diving. I hadnt done and it was just the velcro that was holding the pouch in not the press stud, thankfully it dropped while I was doing 6 metre practice stop and not while I was at 20 metres.

I'm actually shocked that this would happen. There's so much velcro (plus the press-stud) that my only worry is that I might not be able to dump them in a hurry! I find them a bit difficult to remove when getting onto a RIB.

Whatever, I think it's a great bit of kit.

[Zarn Smith]

There is a certain technique needed to release the pouches in a Bowstone and generally speaking it is not a quick as a standard weight-belt.

[Twinsetmad]

I had a Scubapro one and yes I agree the pouches fall out really easily...they dangle by the clips and make it a very crappy bit of kit.

I bought a Dui one from Stoney and its superb.

[Sparky750]

Thanks guys managed to get a bowstone one for 45 quid delivered should be with me by the end of the week. Thanks again for the advice

[milldog]

eat more burgers fatty !!!!!

PS Tw4t

[yazzyfooty]

Originally Posted by Lazlo

I'm actually shocked that this would happen. There's so much velcro (plus the press-stud) that my only worry is that I might not be able to dump them in a hurry! I find them a bit difficult to remove when getting onto a RIB.

Whatever, I think it's a great bit of kit.

Lazlo it was my fault as I had not checked that they were all in situ ie velcroed and press stud closed and they obviously wasnt hence them falling out. Never happened since I check every time now.