Lol, sure, 20' indoor tec diving.
bolt snap on the neck of the tank
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DevonDiver
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Cord loop only, snug around the tank neck. Double-enders stowed away (multiple potential uses). No bolt-snap permanently on the tank neck. Add double-ender when necessary (entrances/exits and bungee failures).
johnnywulff
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Yes I do for OW diving, seashore entering must be and more confort under your armpit
Sidemount_Stu
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+1 This is how I do it.... gives the advantage when you need it, when walking to and from an entry/exit.... in the water they're not needed, so stow away and let the bungee do it's job!
MSargeant
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If I'm chucking myself off the side of a boat or walking whilst geared up i'll do this. Aside from that I don't bother.
If I was using bigger cylinders (15L +, sorry imperial users!) then i'd look into something more permanent.
DevonDiver
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Yep, same for me. It's much easier to don cylinders in the water (no bolt-snap reqd)... but there are occasions when the boat type or water conditions make it prudent to enter with cylinders on. That's where I'll use double-enders.
Those double-enders are also there to provide an instant remedy to bungee failure or to replace a failed lower cylinder bolt-snap. And all the other things double-enders are great for...
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