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No offers? That's surprising. I would have that it was a pretty good deal. I used to have an LT and was pretty happy with it until I had to quit for a while. Medical issues are causing me to abandon my plans to go back to sidmount.

Brand new Dive Rite Nomad LS sidemount rig unused Never even removed the tags. Comes complete as supplied by Dive Rite TECH SPECIFICATIONS Outer shell: SuperFabric™ material with double ply 600 denier fabric Inner bladder: Heavy duty 420 denier nylon laminated Lift capacity: 35 lbs. (15.9 kg)...

I went crazy and bit the bullet to buy a Dive Rite LS, so now I'll have a dedicated sidemount rig, a Nomad cold water single tank rig, and my Air Travel warm water single tank travel rig. What can I say, I'm spoiled rotten!! :thumb:

Thanks for all the help Guys. I had sold my LTZ and the butt plate from my Nomad anf was diving single tank. I got a pair of Faber 50's wanting to go back to SM with a minimum of fuss. This helps. Thanks again

I'm not sure what you mean about not being able to use normal tanks with a butt plate. I've used al80's, HP80's, and HP 100's with my Nomad and an LTZ, all with butt plates. I was wondering if the butt plate was necessary The advantage of the 50's for me is less weight for my septuagenarian...

nomad with HP100s, looking at lp 50's

Just wondering.. It seems that the only way the lower end of steel tanks are attached is to a butt plate. I've always done mine that way....but... Is there any reason they can't be attached to the waist belt instead like al tanks?

His bag of rocks is smarter than he is. But kudos for at least trying!

+1 on that.. There's a reason we don't feed bears. I have been attacked by little fish that insisted that they be fed..... So far I have no fear of sharks and I'd like to keep it that way.

FWIW I've used scubapro, conshelf, oceanic, sherwood, zeagle and hog, and a few others that are so far back in the mists of time that doubt they're even made now. So far, you can pry my Hogs from my cold dead fingers

Given th e kind of non-support GoPro gave for its defective Hero 3's. I wouldn't buy one on a bet!

I gave up SM just recently. I found that I was using far more gas than single tank just pushing the rig around, so the benefit of having the extra gas wasn't all that great. Now for recreational dives I use the single tank and if I'm going deep and cold, I'll take a pony for the redundancy...

No! No! Don't listen to these guys. Your tank is toast! Just ship it prepaid to my address and I'll dispose of it for you!! :rofl3:

FWIW, I have been aggressively "attacked" by both fresh and salt water fish that expected to be fed. By attacked, I mean bitten. In each case they were small, and I was in a place where these fish would normally be fed, so my presence meant food. Why they were aggressive about it is beyond...

New price. I'd like to see this go.

A few more pics. This rig is like new! Offers?

I have people for that....:clearmask:

Dive Rite LTZ sidemount rig in perfect condition, less than 20 dives, complete with weight plate, webbing is uncut. Set up with ring bungies, but loop bungies are included. I've decided to go back to single tank diving. $300USD, includes shipping to Conus or Canada

Now there's an opinion worth every cent we paid for it...:soapbox: