I would go with the Deepoutdoors package. Excellent company, excellent product!! You will not be sorry with a purchase from them.
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Thanks!Scuba Cowboy:I would go with the Deepoutdoors package. Excellent company, excellent product!! You will not be sorry with a purchase from them.
O.M.O.H.:Thanks!
Are there any more DeepOutdoors, OMS, or Poseidon users here?
By now we are sure that single weave / hog harness is the weapon" of choice by many users here, but not for me at least at this point of life I tried a single weave harness (Deep Outdoors btw) once or twice and didn't see much advantage over the use of padded harness with the plate. To me both felt the same in the watter. Only padded style harness (D.O. Freedom, OMS Comfort, etc) felt a lot more comfortable and user friendly. Also, I just refuse to believe that quick release buckles have a tendency to fail. I repeat tendency. If you make this assumption then 2" webbing would fail too. I am exaggerating, of course on both counts here but to make any sense buckles must have the same load rating as the webbing and we are talking thousands of pound-force here.
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Nice one! Thanks Rainer!Rainer:Feel free to waste your money as you see fit. You're clearly not here for suggestions. Good luck.
A buckle's load rating doesn't keep them from breaking when (for instance) a rocking boat or careless diver drops a set of HP100s on it, but suit yourself. I've only heard of that happening a handfull of times, so it's likely it won't be an issue for you. Of course, if it is, you might be suprised at how quickly the Hogarthian "point in your life" arrives.O.M.O.H.:By now we are sure that single weave / hog harness is the weapon" of choice by many users here, but not for me at least at this point of life
...I am exaggerating, of course on both counts here but to make any sense buckles must have the same load rating as the webbing and we are talking thousands of pound-force here.
Ok Rainer, this has been bothering me for the most of yesterday but I will reply... I rarely let anyone talk or write to me in this tone, unless you my father, but I will let it slide just because this is supposed to be a friendly community of SCUBA practitioners helping each other. Anyway I’ve been noticing that you are often rude to other people on this board but let it stay on your own conscience.Rainer:Feel free to waste your money as you see fit. You're clearly not here for suggestions. Good luck.
Do you get off on posting things like this? This board is for education. Well done, you are officially a silly_post_free scubaboard member.Rainer:Dude, you clearly have NO idea what you're talking about. LOL. Does DSS need a STA? Nope. But you clearly haven't read up on their gear... Weight pockets? Yeah, that's real tech... Get a weight belt. $5. Crotch strap? Yeah, that's included in the DSS kit. Clearly states this on the website. And get a hog harness. That reduces the price to $455. Andd $5 for a weight belt. $460. You could do with some more research before making silly posts like this.
Ok dude whatever, i will play by your rules no matter much rediculous they are. Besides neither OMS nor DO require STA, i just like to have one.Rainer:Education does entail doing even a modicum of research. You get an F.