Whats the best way to do it? recently purchased a IQ backpack with 35lbs of lift. I dive on a 3mm full - in warm weather. I am reccie who will soon turn teccie and am pretty mechanical (not mechanical enough to think of a great way to float upright myself lol). I am aware of using a weight belt however i'd rather not if there are other ways. As of right now i'm looking to hook some of the back d-rings with some weights b/c i can't think of anything better. Maybe something on the aluminum backplate. Any ideas?
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Get a steel tank.
Wear a dry suit.
Kick back on your back.
Use tank weights.
Rick
Wear a dry suit.
Kick back on your back.
Use tank weights.
Rick
CLICK HERE: A dump-able tank weight
havent tried it but it looks nice and makes some sense...
havent tried it but it looks nice and makes some sense...
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