Harness & Air Delivery System for Dry Suit while Cage Diving

[Graeme Fraser]

I'd be inclined to ask the dive operator their advice. I assume they'll want you planted, not neutrally buoyant, floating around with tasty limbs protruding out of the cage. In this case maybe just overweighted in a 7mm wetsuit.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't these cage dives pretty close to the surface anyway? If so, maybe just leave a bit of surface air in the suit, which shouldn't squeeze much within 10ft or so.

Alternatively, if you're on surface supply maybe they'll have an extra long drysuit hose.

 

[jale]

Hi
I often dive a pure o2 RB with a DS and I don't plug my DS to any gas.
For such a shallow depth, just the air trapped when you kit up should be enough.
Now why do you cage dive ?
If you want sensations, leave these sharks alone and instead of caGe diving try caVe diving...

 

[Hoyden]

Do you know how deep the cage will be? If at or near the surface, you can probably get by with surface air in your dry suit. My boss did a trip a few years ago and that's how they handled it. They were as deep as 30'.