Any additional weight? I'm also carrying a can light and multiple reels. But no additional weight.
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Any additional weight? I'm also carrying a can light and multiple reels. But no additional weight.
Don't get me wrong these things look really nice and I wish I had one when I made my first harness, but it seems like a step backwards.
There are alot of nice, low profile Sidemount rigs out on the market right now that are made by big name companies with insurance and all that stuff.
This is in no way against tiki bill, and they do really look nice but why go with an MSR bag rather than something else alittle more robust. Steve B stopped using these awhile ago didn't he?
Fair enough. They do look real nice.
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Fair enough. It does look real nice.
---------- Post added December 18th, 2013 at 11:00 AM ----------
Fair enough. It does look real nice.
Don't get me wrong these things look really nice and I wish I had one when I made my first harness, but it seems like a step backwards... why go with an MSR bag rather than something else a little more robust.
3lbs for the wetsuit, plus 2.5lbs per Al80 to account for buoyancy when empty, so I can hold stops on ascent.
Don't get me wrong these things look really nice and I wish I had one when I made my first harness, but it seems like a step backwards.
There are alot of nice, low profile Sidemount rigs out on the market right now that are made by big name companies with insurance and all that stuff.
This is in no way against tiki bill, and they do really look nice but why go with an MSR bag rather than something else alittle more robust. Steve B stopped using these awhile ago didn't he?