Loosen the shoulder straps up--a lot---.
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Put a buckle in the LH strap like we used to do and still do.
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Put a buckle in the LH strap like we used to do and still do.
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I squat down so that the tops of my shoulders are toward the bottom of the chest straps
I squat down a little and put both arms in just a little at the same time. That gets things started. I then put my left arm in first (because of the DS valve) while working the right arm a little. It then seems to pop on. Good luck.
Put a buckle in the LH strap like we used to do and still do.
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How very maximum-ist of you.
I would also bring up the the idea of putting a single 2in quick release on one side by the chest d-ring. But DON'T cut the webbing. Instead leave about 6-8 inches of play between either side of the quick release The webbing folds right in behind it self... This way it is still continious webbing, however if you need to you can get a few more inches in the sholder to facilitate getting your arm in.
I read about it on here and found it to be useful. But after a few times getting in and out found I didn't need it after all.
I would also bring up the the idea of putting a single 2in quick release on one side by the chest d-ring. But DON'T cut the webbing. Instead leave about 6-8 inches of play between either side of the quick release The webbing folds right in behind it self... This way it is still continious webbing, however if you need to you can get a few more inches in the sholder to facilitate getting your arm in.
Why would someone like post a dumb-a** comment like that???????? Why do people treat this as a joke?
Your harness.....used to have a transplate, hate the hog harness......Just so happens, I'm the biggest Diverite dealer in Canada and one of North America's top 6 Halcyon dealers....How loose is your harness? What size doubles are you wearing? What kind of exposure suit are you wearing?
PM me we'll figure it out.
Unless you have a serious disablement in your upper body, there really is no need to add gimmicks to a HOG/KISS harness.I would also bring up the the idea of putting a single 2in quick release on one side by the chest d-ring. But DON'T cut the webbing. Instead leave about 6-8 inches of play between either side of the quick release The webbing folds right in behind it self... This way it is still continious webbing, however if you need to you can get a few more inches in the sholder to facilitate getting your arm in.
I read about it on here and found it to be useful. But after a few times getting in and out found I didn't need it after all.