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| Other Dive Equipment: Discuss Weight belt in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: My weight belt takes shot bags in pockets and has a steel cable running through its entire length. However being ... |
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| Imported post Hi Matt Did you see the webbing I added to our weightbelts to let us wear them lower than our waists? It was just two braces, crossed at the back with pinch clips in the front for releasing and for adjustment. It does work, but not as well as a real harness - hence my eye being drawn by the RalfTech harness at the Dive show. Didn't buy it but there is still time. What was good about it was that it wasn't utilising that "thread thru" design for it's QR. Cheers Lou
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| Imported post You're going to tie your weight around your neck?? You could try the traditional approach to stopping belts slipping: Punch some holes in and thread bungee through. (You have it so when the belt is pulled straight, the bungee is stretching.) That way the belt is always pulling itself tight.
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| Imported post Dom the weight belt stays where it is supposed to i.e. around my waist but I have a second belt around the back of my neck and down my chest that hooks onto the wire so as to prevent slippage. Not sure I understand the bungee thing! Are you doing Anglesey. Lou - no not seen it. Apart from Dom's fear about a weight belt around the neck any other possible 'bad' things? Matt |
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| Imported post Try this diagram. Basically, you thread bungee through the holes, so you have to stretch the bungee to make the webbing flat. This ensures that the belt is always tight.
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>Matt, I have a spare harness shot belt if you want to try one at Anglesey. Let me know and I will bring it if you are interested. Daz
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| Imported post daz sounds like a top idea, you sure you dont own a dive shop, you seem to have everything I ever need. Matt |
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| Imported post <font color='#000080'>No worries Matt I will bring it with me to Anglesey. It might seem like I own a dive shop but I prefer to think of it as helping the diving retail industry... Although as the owner of my local store has just bought a Merc ML320 I think I might have overdone it.. Can I assume you will bring your own shot weights.. ? Daz
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