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Goodmans style handle - where?
Hi.

I've already got one of those webbing style goodman handles, but I want something a bit more solid. The Greenforce is too bulky (and expensive). The Custom Divers one looks good but who sells it?

Any others I should be aware of?
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I have the CD goodmans with a HID100 Impact (photo shows the Tristar Plus LED). Kent Diving stock them.

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Ah, I was hoping you'd reply - I saw that picture before

Kent Diving - excellent. Cheers.




So, before I go and get my wallet out - are there any other brands I should be aware of?
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Kent Tooling diving products we have them in 2 different types and 2 sizes

Go on to torch brackets bottom right hand corner of the web site
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i have the KT handle, and i love it

john i need some more shiny stuff this weekend by the way, seen as gary half inched the ratchet that came up on here (in less than 30 seconds )

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I have one that I got from Sartek. You can adjust both the width and height. Link here Not sue if that particular handle would fit your light head, but they have others.

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Kent Tooling diving products we have them in 2 different types and 2 sizes

Go on to torch brackets bottom right hand corner of the web site
Thanks. That looks just the job. How do the sizes work - is it a hand size thing? Maybe I should just give you a ring...

Incidentally, do you know that your site doesn't work with Firefox? The big pictures don't appear when you click on the thumbnails...

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i have the KT handle, and i love it
Do you have the one with the flat or the cylindrical base? I'm thinking the flat one probably feels more secure, but the other is maybe more comfortable?
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I also have the Kent Tolling handle & it is damn good.
I would be even happier though if John designed a universal clamp that fits it to secure the torch head rather than having to use bungee/cable ties.
Any chance John?
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I have one that I got from Sartek. You can adjust both the width and height. Link here Not sue if that particular handle would fit your light head, but they have others.

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Blumin 'ell - £75! Cheers for the link, but possibly a bit out of my range
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$75,

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