Unless you're 4' tall, why would you consider tucking a 5' hose? It just goes under your arm, up across your chest, and around the back of your neck. (For some larger people, this routing needs a 6' hose.)
Long hose (7 feet) setup ?
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Unless you're 4' tall, why would you consider tucking a 5' hose? It just goes under your arm, up across your chest, and around the back of your neck. (For some larger people, this routing needs a 6' hose.)
I've never dove with a 5' hose, but this routing seems to me like it would be dangling down from my body, at least somewhat. I don't like things dangling at all.
I'm 5' 7", no dangling going on that I've ever noticed, either looking down or in pictures.
Dan_P
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Under the waist strap and tucked to the right over the hip bone.
The last part locks it better in position (if I don't do that, it will come at least partially undone in my case).
Locking it over the hip bone sorts it out, even when riding a scooter.
It's entanglement-free, allows smooth, one-hand donation, and always works - regardless if you've got a can or not.
The last part locks it better in position (if I don't do that, it will come at least partially undone in my case).
Locking it over the hip bone sorts it out, even when riding a scooter.
It's entanglement-free, allows smooth, one-hand donation, and always works - regardless if you've got a can or not.
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