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I dive with dry gloves so it's very difficult to put on a compass and or wrist computer with bungees. If I make them big enough to go over the rings then I end up mounting them way too far up my arm. My wrist/forearms are too big with my dry suit and undergarments so the stock "watch" straps are too small. Can anyone offer some advise?
What dry gloves do you use? I use the bungie cord on my compass and have no problems using it with the Diving Concepts rings. And my wrist and forarms are by no means thick, quite the contrary.
As for watch straps, the X-band that Fifth Dimension sells works well.
With Zip Gloves, just buckle the watch onto the wrist BEFORE you put your arms into the suit. It should not be too tight for you to get past if it is properly adjusted. I know divers who never take their computer/compass off their drysuit!
With Zip Gloves, just buckle the watch onto the wrist BEFORE you put your arms into the suit. It should not be too tight for you to get past if it is properly adjusted. I know divers who never take their computer/compass off their drysuit!
I've got the bungees on my compass, but for a good watch strap look at the Waterborne watch straps. I put mine onto my drysuit before I get into it, but it's a nifty little strap that attaches to both pins in my dive computer so that if I break a pin I won't lose the watch...and it's got a couple of rings on it for looping the band through after you put it on so that it won't come undone. Kinda handy.