billindenver
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Our new Escapes from ScubaToys showed up today. It's like christmas! But, I have one small problem.
Mine is a medium and hers is a small. On the medium my weight release handles are red...as they should be. On the small, however, they are black and blend in with the rest of the harness. The only time I really care about finding those handles quickly would be in a situation where searching for them, possibly with her having difficulty keeping her head above water (or unable to) and the handles underwater....they would be difficult to see. Surely they should be red like the medium's and the pictures on Zeagle's website. What say you Scott?
On another note, I was on Zeagle's site searching for a contact number (which I found...but they are closed) and noticed you are located in Z-Hills. I learned to skydive there, spent hours and hours falling through the sky over Z-hills, became an instructor and taught others how to make gravity pull you from a plane to the ground. I also spent countless nights sleeping off the afterparties on the grass of Z-hills. I miss that place, but not enough to leave colorado. Anyway, it was a pleasant surprise to find my new gear was born next to the places that built much of my skydiving gear, taught me to use it, taught me to teach it and hold such fond memories. Good on ya Z-hills!
Mine is a medium and hers is a small. On the medium my weight release handles are red...as they should be. On the small, however, they are black and blend in with the rest of the harness. The only time I really care about finding those handles quickly would be in a situation where searching for them, possibly with her having difficulty keeping her head above water (or unable to) and the handles underwater....they would be difficult to see. Surely they should be red like the medium's and the pictures on Zeagle's website. What say you Scott?
On another note, I was on Zeagle's site searching for a contact number (which I found...but they are closed) and noticed you are located in Z-Hills. I learned to skydive there, spent hours and hours falling through the sky over Z-hills, became an instructor and taught others how to make gravity pull you from a plane to the ground. I also spent countless nights sleeping off the afterparties on the grass of Z-hills. I miss that place, but not enough to leave colorado. Anyway, it was a pleasant surprise to find my new gear was born next to the places that built much of my skydiving gear, taught me to use it, taught me to teach it and hold such fond memories. Good on ya Z-hills!
