Organizing the rarely needed

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What needs to be waterproof? Maybe the dye marker but the rest can ride in the mesh bag without issue.

Nothing -- all those things have been on hundreds of dives already. (Well, the signal mirror doesn't like it -- the delamination you see is from those hundreds of dives, plus possibly some mechanical damage)


It's more about keeping it organized and lightweight, than keeping it protected -- adding a separate snap to every item would add bulk and weight and expense, and having them all "loose" in a pocket, even clipped off, makes it that much more annoying to fish through the pocket for anything else.

It just makes them a compact bundle, easily stowed, managed, and inspected as a unit.
 
1st question is S#&$ hits the fan and u r going to be able to peal open this package.
2nd is why would u need any of this stuff

Open ocean dives, liveaboards. FWIW I carry a strobe, whistle, dye marker, big SMB, mirror and dive alert air horn on every open ocean dive I do. Sh.t happens.
 

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