VsubT
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It's a minor point, but low-profile cable ties and a small pair of side cutters make a lot cleaner installation. They're great for mouthpieces too.
Lance
Lance
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I'm rather fond of the special scubapro ties for mouthpieces. They're perfectly sized so nothing to cut off and the opening to put the end through is slightly angled and all rounded.It's a minor point, but low-profile cable ties and a small pair of side cutters make a lot cleaner installation. They're great for mouthpieces too.
Lance
I'm rather fond of the special scubapro ties for mouthpieces. They're perfectly sized so nothing to cut off and the opening to put the end through is slightly angled and all rounded.
I googled earlier and came across the same zip tie you did. That one must be a fake, I'll take a photo of mine and post it shortly. I did find what I think is the right ziptie included with scubapro mouthpieces. Personally, I'm not fond of the scubapro mouthpiece (or the $15 price tag).Link please? I Googled and I don't think this is what you mean:
Amazon.com : ScubaPro Mouthpiece Zip Tie Strap : Diving Regulator Accessories : Sports & Outdoors
I'd like to how something can be sized so there is nothing left to cut off and yet there is enough to put one end through and make it tight. Do you push it in to get it tight, instead of the usual pull to tighten?
Pardon the dust and debris on them but here are a couple photos. They're easy to remove and replace, so I took it off for a photo of the ziptie by its-self.
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