My DSMB is in a butt pocket, not big enough for the SMB and a finger spool. So I connect them when I need them. not much of an effort.
Try doing it with dry gloves.
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My DSMB is in a butt pocket, not big enough for the SMB and a finger spool. So I connect them when I need them. not much of an effort.
Fortunately, I do not have to . Try it in warm water sometime, a piece of cake.Try doing it with dry gloves.
Fortunately, I do not have to . Try it in warm water sometime, a piece of cake.
If I am wearing thick glove I would use reel than finger spool.
Two different devices.
Need a really big pocket for reel + smb.
Nah, it is harder for sure, but you get used to it.
OTOH, try blowing the SMB in 4C/38F water when your lips are numb. You need tricks for that, like blowing it from the corner of your mouth, instead of the middle (where as much air blows around the SMB mouthpiece instead of into it).
... or use your Drysuit inflation hose
Yes, outside of a course.
If I am wearing thick glove I would use reel than finger spool.
Two different devices.
Need a really big pocket for reel + smb.
...snip....self-inflatable SMB...
Not an issue really.Try doing it with dry gloves.