While I worked as an instructor, even after guiding the students in proper threading, sometimes they still slipped <shrug>. to that end, I gave it a lot of thought and developed a tank support harness that eliminates tank slippage. I posted a thread some time ago about it in the research and development arena, and got some feedback.
I'm not a pushy sales guy, but with the thread focusing on a problem for which I developed a product to solve, I am going to put out a pitch.
Sales Pitch Warning
The tank support harness is also called a TightieWhitie since it kind of looks and acts like a jock strap for your tank. (I know, I know, some of you find the name off-putting. But what the heck, it's a fun name and diving is supposed to be fun!) It comes in a variety of color schemes, too.
I have limited supplies immediately available at www.twdive.com, or you can PM me for additional information. More are in production, to be complete in a week or so.
END OF PITCH
Steve
I'm not a pushy sales guy, but with the thread focusing on a problem for which I developed a product to solve, I am going to put out a pitch.
Sales Pitch Warning The tank support harness is also called a TightieWhitie since it kind of looks and acts like a jock strap for your tank. (I know, I know, some of you find the name off-putting. But what the heck, it's a fun name and diving is supposed to be fun!) It comes in a variety of color schemes, too.
I have limited supplies immediately available at www.twdive.com, or you can PM me for additional information. More are in production, to be complete in a week or so.
END OF PITCH
Steve
