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Best way to carry gear onto boat for 6 hour charter
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Glass houses ... cough - cough ... "receiving" ^^^^ ... cough - cough
If using a black mesh bag it helps having some identification label on it like most dive gear.
Using hard boxes is an issue for my local diving during "springs" when we have around a 3m drop from the dock to the floating jetty. A bag with handles can be quickly hauled up using a rope, a box should stay in the car for all the wet stuff.
Using hard boxes is an issue for my local diving during "springs" when we have around a 3m drop from the dock to the floating jetty. A bag with handles can be quickly hauled up using a rope, a box should stay in the car for all the wet stuff.
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Bear in mind, my boat is a 20' RHIB so space is always an issue. I had a guy show up with nothing more than a pair in fins in a milk crate. What the point of that was was unclear, but it went back his car.
Swede here so I may be biased, but IKEA's FRAKTA has served me well. (No I didn't know it was called that until I looked it up now... means "haul", roughly.)
Fits under the seat like a crate. Takes no space when empty. Goes great over the shoulder when wading out to a dive boat, too. Or you can use those straps on the underside to carry it like a backpack.
Fits under the seat like a crate. Takes no space when empty. Goes great over the shoulder when wading out to a dive boat, too. Or you can use those straps on the underside to carry it like a backpack.
Regular IKEA bags work well.
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For day trips on boats we have a couple of heavy duty mesh duffles and dry bags. Everything fits into it. They are compact enough we take them to places like Coz where our gear does not stay on the boat.
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