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from what i understand lp 95's are long, you can try and put the bp/w higher up so the valve is riding closer to your head, so the tanks cg is slightly lower not making you roll over. that is what i do when i use a steel 120
from what i understand lp 95's are long, you can try and put the bp/w higher up so the valve is riding closer to your head, so the tanks cg is slightly lower not making you roll over. that is what i do when i use a steel 120
Acctually LP 95's are a bit of a shorter tank than 120's, 108's, 85's etc. How would you put the bp/w up higher? Besides adjusting the shoulder straps.
Also to the op glad you feel more comfortable now that you have more expirience in them.
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Originally Posted by dori fish
