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Tek-Talk: Discuss follow up to fiddly little knots - neck bungee knots in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: What thickness cord are people using on their backup? 3mm looks really thin and in danger of whiplash injury whereas ...

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What thickness cord are people using on their backup? 3mm looks really thin and in danger of whiplash injury whereas 5mm just looks to thick to me.
I use 5mm.

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I use 3mm
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I guess from those 2 responses theres no real right or wrong then

Got both here so will try both. Moving away from surgical tubing as mine has rotted again on necklace.
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