I use an arm-less Barbie Doll..... .....oh wait........ I have a canister light and believe that, eventually, you will too. There is some cord-play involved, just get a real light so you'll be used to doing stuff with your left hand wearing the goodman handle.
7' Hose Routing wo/ Canister?
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I have my shears on the right side and tuck the hose under the sheath. I've never had it come loose.
I use one of these Extreme Exposure when I'm using a wet suit and it works fine for tucking the long hose too.
Piece of bungee. This topic was discussed a few month ago.
Scuba Cobra
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Explain?
Griffo
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I love my can light, I never dive without it, even in the tropics. Still useful for looking under things and more importantly, as a signalling device.
So the third option is to get a cheap second hand can light.
So the third option is to get a cheap second hand can light.
Get a PLB. Buy a canister from Light Monkey. Put PLB in canister on your hip where you can light would be. Hose routing is exactly the same, and now you've got a big old OHSH*T button as well in case you get lost.
Scuba Cobra
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I'm not talking about a Light Monkey strobe, although they're kinda cool. PLB. Personal Locator Beacon. Like an ACR ResQlink. In a blank Light Monkey canister. Solves the "what do I do with my hose" problem, and if the boat leaves you, you can call the cavalry.
PfcAJ
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Pocket on right side or just tuck the hose into the waist strap. Easy.
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