When I dived a traditional 2nd, I liked the Scubapro retainer
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Love em.
I use it w indie twins. Very easy to swap over and I’ve never had one drop a Reg on me.
Does it work with the "Comfo-Bite" style mouthpieces?
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When I dived a traditional 2nd, I liked the Scubapro retainer
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Love em.
I use it w indie twins. Very easy to swap over and I’ve never had one drop a Reg on me.
That looks like a solid product, and $20 is not bad if you only need 1 or 2.Interesting DIY although I myself will not wear anything magnetic. Tried a ScubaPro magnetic keeper years ago. I used it a few dives before I shelved it because it messed up my compass.
I use this. I have 'used' it 100's of times performing SM S-drills and it's still good as new.
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DRIS sells them too, without the Bolt-Snap for $15. No international shipping issues ...That looks like a solid product, and $20 is not bad if you only need 1 or 2.
Only if the septum moves far enough out of the way so the plug can go into the mouthpiece. It works fine with the plug not inserted, with the mouthpiece held only by the wings. The plug probably adds a little security and keeps stuff out of the mouthpieceDoes it work with the "Comfo-Bite" style mouthpieces?
It helps a little, now that Razor sells out of Puerto Aventuras. It cuts down the shipping cost compared to what it used to be when coming from the UK.DRIS sells them too, without the Bolt-Snap for $15. No international shipping issues ...
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Well, these aren't going to cut the mustard. They just aren't strong enough.Trying some of these because the length seems about right and the little loop should work well with a fastening cable tie or line/bungie tie to retain when separated:
I assume you're saying the magnets weak? That sucks. Amazon has a fairly generous return policy, so I'd take advantage of that.Well, these aren't going to cut the mustard. They just aren't strong enough.
I alternated the same way. I just can't see it reliably holding the weight of a reg out of the water against the normal jostling. Stronger magnets, thinner and/or interlocking textured coating might do the trick prevent slipping.I assume you're saying the magnets weak? That sucks. Amazon has a fairly generous return policy, so I'd take advantage of that.
The magnets on the one I linked are reasonably strong. (link) I still alternate the magnets as shown in the photos in the OP.
The ideal would have some sort of heavy shoulder that bore the main shear stress, with the magnet holding the components together.
The magnets you ordered just suck.I alternated the same way. I just can't see it reliably holding the weight of a reg out of the water against the normal jostling. Stronger magnets, thinner and/or interlocking textured coating might do the trick prevent slipping.
The ideal would have some sort of heavy shoulder that bore the main shear stress, with the magnet holding the components together.