i use a normal weight belt, but then again it only has 2kgs on it.
Dry Suits and Weight Belts
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with my drysuit I split the weight up. I put 8lbs in my integrated pockets that attach to my backplate harness and then i add 10 lbs to a normal weight belt. its easier to exit the water this way, i can hand my weight bet up first then climb out with the rest
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Mako rubber belt with 2x 5Lbs on it and 2x camband pocket.
Mako belt is the best!
Mako belt is the best!
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You can trade lead on your belt for gas on your back. Possibly upsize your cylinder until you are at the outer extreme of a balanced rig?
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Mako rubber belt with two shaped 10 lb weights on it, and two weight pockets on the cambands, with 2 to 4 pounds per pocket, depending on undergarments. My husband uses a weight harness and prefers it -- if you are having problems with it under your backplate, could you move the weight pockets up or down a little?
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