mask slap strap?

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jrdivagrl

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hello all!

i recently purchased a trident neoprene soft strap for my mask, except it didnt come with directions and i have no clue how to put it on. i know this is stupid but any help would be greatly appreciated!

thanks!

-anna
 
The shop that sold you the strap will put it on for you. Did you get the nylon band or velcro? I can't stand the velcro, but the nylon works great
 
When you go diving, someone in the vicinity will probably be wearing one... take a look. It's simple. Remove your current strap and then thread the slap-strap bands through the same way. The velcro will go from the shrap through the loop, then back outwards and "stick" to the fuzzy velcro on the inside of the back headband.
 
As they say "a picture is worth a thousand words" so here's 2000 worth :wink:

One difference is that I didn't like the velcro straps scratching my face, so I stitched 2 neoprene sleeves to fit over them and now it's much more comfortable....

Hope that helps

Aloha, Tim
 
kidspot:
One difference is that I didn't like the velcro straps scratching my face, so I stitched 2 neoprene sleeves to fit over them and now it's much more comfortable....
Good Idea!! I'll have to try that...
 
A couple quick tips...if it's difficult to get the strap to fit through the mask buckles, trim that end with a scissors into a point to make it easier. Also, you'll probably have a lot more strap (the thin black one, not the big padded part) than you need, so you can trim off the excess.
 

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