I do not do DIR 100%, but I like the overall philosophy; hence, my post here.
In the picture above, is the bottle not too low?
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I do not do DIR 100%, but I like the overall philosophy; hence, my post here.
My cave instructor ripped me a new hole after having tanks hang that lowI do not do DIR 100%, but I like the overall philosophy; hence, my post here.
In the picture above, is the bottle not too low?
As s/he should have.My cave instructor ripped me a new hole after having tanks hang that low
My cave instructor ripped me a new hole after having tanks hang that low
As s/he should have.
Ask a dive buddy to look at your profile. While looking at your side, your dive buddy should NOT see the bottle hanging from the other, hidden side.Any good photo/video references for proper "hang" length? I would love to think I have my stages squared away but always looking to improve.
Ask a dive buddy to look at your profile. While looking at your side, your dive buddy should NOT see the bottle hanging from the other, hidden side.
If you're in a cave, ask your body to shine the light on you while you're going first. Inspect your shadows. Your bottles should not hang lower than your body, i.e., if your bottle brushes against the bottom, so will your dry suit. There is some wiggle room, of course, but not a lot.
lol stumped ‘em all with Garland. I love it.Yah Mark Garland taught me that trick.
You must know who he is of you areall dir
I do that too, works greatWhen it starts to ride up i move the bottom bolt snap to my cotch D ring