bongabonga
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Yes, using trim weight pocket does help fixing your trim.
I also had exact problem like you - heavy legged and changing my positive and light fins (3.5 lb) to negative and heavy fin (hollis f1 - 7lb).
My setup mimic yours but I'm using zeagle stiletto, back inflate bc.
So this is how I solve it :
- moving my trim pocket to upper cam band
- moving all my weight to the trim pocket, 8lb
- lower my BC position, making the tank valve as high as possible to move more weight to your upper body. Make sure that you can still look up conveniently though
Alsa check your waist harness position, do not put it higher than your waistline, this is to ensure the center of gravity is on the middle of your body.
Hope this help.
I also had exact problem like you - heavy legged and changing my positive and light fins (3.5 lb) to negative and heavy fin (hollis f1 - 7lb).
My setup mimic yours but I'm using zeagle stiletto, back inflate bc.
So this is how I solve it :
- moving my trim pocket to upper cam band
- moving all my weight to the trim pocket, 8lb
- lower my BC position, making the tank valve as high as possible to move more weight to your upper body. Make sure that you can still look up conveniently though
Alsa check your waist harness position, do not put it higher than your waistline, this is to ensure the center of gravity is on the middle of your body.
Hope this help.