Is there a wrist pad to help secure dive computer?

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alex_can_dive

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Just bought a wrist dive computer, unfortunately my wrist is very small - even when I wear a 8mm wetsuit, the dive computer still won't sit securely in place (circumference is ~15.5 cm with wetsuit on).

Any alternative for me? (Really don't want the console type because it's annoying having to hold it.
 
Silly question, but have you tried it up further on your forearm?
 
Bungee cord or small surgical tubing. I still use the straps, but the bungee is a backup for what these things cost.

Good lcuk,
Jay
 
Bungee cord or small surgical tubing. I still use the straps, but the bungee is a backup for what these things cost.

Good lcuk,
Jay

Aha, now you give me ideas.
Would it affect my buoyancy a lot if I wear a wrist brace?(like the ones worn while skating/rollerblading?)
 
Just bought a wrist dive computer, unfortunately my wrist is very small - even when I wear a 8mm wetsuit, the dive computer still won't sit securely in place (circumference is ~15.5 cm with wetsuit on).

Any alternative for me? (Really don't want the console type because it's annoying having to hold it.
Need more info.....what kind of computer? What kind of strap is on it?
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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