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Dr. Stevie:
Is this too tight?
Is this too tight?
elastic crotch strap?
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You might need to shave.dumpsterDiver:
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LOL! Very good.
That's hilariass! But it borders on hairassment!
Uh... have you thought about a skirt!
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Thanks again for the replies.
Another crotch question:
I looked at the new GUI site pictures and I just noticed that the picture appears to show that the crotch strap loop is located BEHIND the buckle. I would think that it should be "in front" of the buckle (i.e. located on the loose portion of the belt). This seems to be the logical way since when the waist strap is opened, the crotch strap just falls away to facilitate removal of the tank (or the untangling ritual that I perform
all too often). I dive with a float line and tow a marker bouy, and this is the most common thing for me to get tangled with, especially if using my buddy's reel which is filled with negatively bouyant cave line.
I dont have a canister light.
Another crotch question:
I looked at the new GUI site pictures and I just noticed that the picture appears to show that the crotch strap loop is located BEHIND the buckle. I would think that it should be "in front" of the buckle (i.e. located on the loose portion of the belt). This seems to be the logical way since when the waist strap is opened, the crotch strap just falls away to facilitate removal of the tank (or the untangling ritual that I perform
all too often). I dive with a float line and tow a marker bouy, and this is the most common thing for me to get tangled with, especially if using my buddy's reel which is filled with negatively bouyant cave line.
I dont have a canister light.
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