Canadian_Diver
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DiveGolfSki:Since my original post was unceremoniously scrubbed in the interest of "office friendly", I've censured the photo and added another.
Good thing you didn't post the ones on the linke I sent ya.
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DiveGolfSki:Since my original post was unceremoniously scrubbed in the interest of "office friendly", I've censured the photo and added another.
Canadian_Diver:Good thing you didn't post the ones on the linke I sent ya.
DiveGolfSki:Why??? I thought it was a great example of DIR techniques.
DiveGolfSki:Why??? I thought it was a great example of DIR techniques.
Mandy3206:Azza, maybe you got bad luck or someting, I don't know, but if you're throwing away that gear, please consider selling it to me for a small fee and I'll pay for shipping, PM me if interested.
steelemagnolia6:...the weight of the stainless steel back plate has also improved my trim since it does help with that Major thoracic bouyancy reserves tendency to make us float ...
steelemagnolia6:Being one of those women with "Major thoracic bouyancy reserves" and 6 feet tall I have yet to find your standard off the rack BC that fits me correctly.
I now have a dive rite BP/w with a standard harness system. I have no issues with the harness and my rather ample Major thoracic bouyancy reserves (yeah I stole it too). I wear my straps crossed in the back not due to the size of my chest but with the fact that my widith shoulder to shoulder is narrow....
I love it, no pinching, no sliding, no squashed boob syndrome going on there...the weight of the stainless steel back plate has also improved my trim since it does help with that Major thoracic bouyancy reserves tendency to make us float ...