Gear marking, “diving labels”

[lexvil]

I’ve been using these diving labels for years, since a friend gifted a pack to all of us on a dive trip he put together. I ordered these with my initials that I usually mark gear with, it is a cool service for less than $25

They stick and hold up really well on solid surfaces like back plates, tanks, regulators etc.

 

[Bierstadt]

@lexvil Very cool, but where do we get them if we want them?

 

[lexvil]

@lexvil Very cool, but where do we get them if we want them?

Diving Labels: A “must have” for divers from amateur to professional.

 

[StefinSB]

I recommend adding a phone number to your name.

 

[RogueClimber]

Those labels work great. I put them on everything and they stick!

 

[Jackie Treehorn]

I use a different source but the same 3M stickers I believe. They hold up great and stick very well. I have them on everything.

Name and phone number is all you need.

 

[lairdb]

Name and phone number is all you need.

(Curious for your alternate source?)

Folks, remember to include country code on your phone number. Local phone numbers here and there can resemble each other.

+1 212 555 1212 is understandable by locals and globally; (212)555-1212 might not. Ditto +52 (1)55 5957 403 and +44 785 5512 052 and so forth.

 

[Jackie Treehorn]

Where I bought them have since moved their front to Amazon. Here I believe is the link:

https://www.amazon.com/Personalized...00BNQEESO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

The old email on my stickers was activetrends@gmail.com. They did two lines with name and phone number. Good call out on the +1 for U.S. numbers, I did the same.

 

[D_Fresh]

I also have the Reflective 3M version of the same labels. I used a dedicated email address for my gear. The email address still reflects my name, but in the event I loose a piece, or someone accidentally picks my gear from the rinse, it should be super easy for them to notify me.

 

[evandroairton]

I use them! They 're great