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| "Adam Helberg" wrote >> You might like to take a look at these weights which are designed to >> mount directly on the tank: >> >> http://www.brightweights.com/cylinder.htm > > These are interesting and I believe they carry them at leisurepro.com but > I prefer weight pouches for travel as they take standard weights that are > available everywhere. You bet. |
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| Thanks for all of the references and ideas everyone. I appreciate it. I think I may have tracked down some trim pockets at a local dive shop here in NH but haven't gotten to them yet. Once again, thanks. - David |
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| Got it! DiveRite makes "slate pockets" which hook onto any standard webbing with a loop in the back. I've slid two of these onto my tank band (one on each side of the tank of course) and have put 4 pounds into each of them. They close with a velcro flap and look like they'll do the job nicely. Thanks again all. |
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| Hi All: I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches available? (I had a loaner BC (which had trim pockets in the back) while mine was being repaired and I'd like to accomplish the same thing with my BC (which doesn't have such pockets.) Temporarily, I've cable tied two 2-pounders to my tank strap but would like to be able to add/remove the weights as I change between wet and dry suits. Thanks in advance. |
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| In article <Zr-dnaZ66PwiN_feRVn-vg@adelphia.com>, dgintz@gmail.com says... > Hi All: > > I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put > some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches > available? Try a stainless steel backplate, and go from there. you're on the path. |
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| In article <YXxaf.48150$Pp1.11760@bignews3.bellsouth.net>, Lee Bell <pleebell2@bellsouth.net> wrote: € "David Gintz" wrote € € > I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put € > some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches € > available? € € Halcyon and Dive Rite both make them. I suspect there are others as well. € € Lee € € Here's another: http://www.xsscuba.com/weight_belts.html |
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| "David Gintz" <dgintz@gmail.com> wrote in message news:Zr-dnaZ66PwiN_feRVn-vg@adelphia.com... > Hi All: > > I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put > some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches > available? > > (I had a loaner BC (which had trim pockets in the back) while mine was being > repaired and I'd like to accomplish the same thing with my BC (which doesn't > have such pockets.) > > Temporarily, I've cable tied two 2-pounders to my tank strap but would like > to be able to add/remove the weights as I change between wet and dry suits. > > Thanks in advance. I use these for weight pockets on my harness belt: http://www.diveriteexpress.com/bcs/pockets.shtml Other people I know use ankle weights around the tank. > > |
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| David Gintz wrote: > Hi All: > > I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put > some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches > available? > > (I had a loaner BC (which had trim pockets in the back) while mine was being > repaired and I'd like to accomplish the same thing with my BC (which doesn't > have such pockets.) > > Temporarily, I've cable tied two 2-pounders to my tank strap but would like > to be able to add/remove the weights as I change between wet and dry suits. > > Thanks in advance. You might like to take a look at these weights which are designed to mount directly on the tank: http://www.brightweights.com/cylinder.htm -- "If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin |
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| "Alan Street" wrote Alan, the pockets at the link you provided look interesting, but I didn't see anything about price or ordering. Do you happen to have further information or do I have to track it down myself? I find the removable pouches to be particularly interesting. When I wear any weight at all, I wear it between my plate and knife on each side. To ensure everything stays put, both the pouches and the knives are behind D rings. It would be handy to be able to remove the pouches when I don't need them without removing the Buckle, D rings and knives. Lee |
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David Gintz wrote: > Hi All: > > I'm looking to move some of my weight behind me. Ideally, I'd like to put > some of it on pouches that mount on the tank strap. Are such pouches > available? > > (I had a loaner BC (which had trim pockets in the back) while mine was being > repaired and I'd like to accomplish the same thing with my BC (which doesn't > have such pockets.) > > Temporarily, I've cable tied two 2-pounders to my tank strap but would like > to be able to add/remove the weights as I change between wet and dry suits. Here's a DIY alternative, although it might not be as versatile as the pouches. It's simply an old bcd strap with a slide-on weight or two. I use this strap with a single 6-lb weight in the winter when I need extra weight to counteract extra drysuit insulation. It slides onto the tank just above my pony bottle bracket, then my bcd slides on. The buckle is secured closed by tire tube material, just for good measure. A shortened weight belt and buckle could be used as well. It's nice not having that extra weight on my waist. I'll probably get a back plate sometime to achieve a similar effect. Dave |
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