Razor 2 + Hydration Bladder

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djcheburashka

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Question is best way to rig the bladder to the razor.

Today trying it out the first time, I tied a bungie in a loop around a strap on the mbp, then quick-linked that to the bottom hoe of the bladder. I attached the top of the bladder to a hole in the webbing that connects the wing to the delta thingy. Than I ran the hose up the right shoulder strap, using inner tube slices, and over to tuck under the inflator hose next to the tube for the redundant bladder.

This *worked*, but it was kind of annoying to connect and disconnect. Also I don't like quick links. But the bladder obviously has to get attached and reattached each dive. I can't think of a way to do it with bolt snaps where they aren't too long.

Is there a better way? I thought about hanging it off the back like the expandable pouch, but I'm thinking it would get banged around and open up too easily.


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My husband usually just hangs his camelback off his tank, drink straw over the shoulder with a bit of bungee, I think he may have a strap around the tank to keep things tidy.
 
Question is best way to rig the bladder to the razor.

Today trying it out the first time, I tied a bungie in a loop around a strap on the mbp, then quick-linked that to the bottom hoe of the bladder. I attached the top of the bladder to a hole in the webbing that connects the wing to the delta thingy. Than I ran the hose up the right shoulder strap, using inner tube slices, and over to tuck under the inflator hose next to the tube for the redundant bladder.

This *worked*, but it was kind of annoying to connect and disconnect. Also I don't like quick links. But the bladder obviously has to get attached and reattached each dive. I can't think of a way to do it with bolt snaps where they aren't too long.

Is there a better way? I thought about hanging it off the back like the expandable pouch, but I'm thinking it would get banged around and open up too easily.


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Sorry, I have not yet tried a hydration bladder + Razor. The DSS Hydration bladder is of course designed for use with conventional back mounted doubles. I'll have to think about it.

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Please let me know what you think. It doesn't perform badly as I rigged it but it's a pain to connect and disconnect and I think the attachment points will wear over time.
 
If anyones curious, I ended up putting some holes on the razor t-weight thingy and attaching the hydration bladder with book screws. Works unless I need to actually add weight.


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