Preventing Harness Webbing Wear

[divezonescuba]

Since there seem to be a few other people besides me who have had this problem, I would like to offer this solution.

 

[rongoodman]

A kludgy solution to a non-existent problem. If a little bit of fraying bothers you all that much, just replace the webbing every couple of years.

 

[The Chairman]

I never saw that as a big problem. I like my webbing with a bit of wear to make it more supple.

 

[Divin'Papaw]

I’m diving my first backplate from 2006 and still using the original webbing. It’s nice and worn in! This is a nonexistent issue.

 

[Pavao]

Oh boy, this guy with yet another video on what NOT to do.

And what’s with that wing bungeed through the plate? I’d like to see the video on what “problem” that is “solving”

 

[Nick_Radov]

Oh boy, this guy with yet another video on what NOT to do.

And what’s with that wing bungeed through the plate? I’d like to see the video on what “problem” that is “solving”

And the worst part is this guy is apparently a "Trimix Instructor". Yikes. I feel sorry for his students.

 

[The Chairman]

Dive and let dive, guys. Don't start a beat down. That's not needed.

 

[Wallowa]

Dive and let dive, guys. Don't start a beat down. That's not needed.

I agree....not your cup of tea but so what....he has produced a lot of videos and some are good....

Besides you know the expression: "Don't mess with Texas!"

 

[Pavao]

Dive and let dive, guys. Don't start a beat down. That's not needed.

I’m not disagreeing with your statement, in general terms.
But do realize the difference between someone doing something for themselves and someone teaching others what to do, specially from the position he sits on, a trimix instructor, his channel is full of this sheet and some are dangerous suggestions going the opposite direction the industry has already evolved from.

 

[lexvil]

I like seeing other ideas, this one maybe not for me but cool, avoid dogma.