Simple, easy Octo holder?

[softballer]

Not interested in DIY and I don't want a octo "necklace".

Any suggestions on a simple, reliable Octo holder I can clip to the top ring of my BCD?

 

[Indian Valley Scuba]

$1.49 for a Marine Sports octo holder - can't get any simpler than that!

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

Simple ... and they work better than the fancier ones ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[MauiScubaSteve]

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The basic "snorkel keeper" has been on nearly every set of gear I've worked with for the last decade (5 or 6 operators).

 

[g1138]

Ditto what Bob and halemano suggested

The normal snorkel keep takes some practice and getting used to to be able to slip your octo in quickly, but you'll get the hand of it easily. And your octo will never unintentionally come undone from the keeper.

The one Bob suggested is supposidly easier to slip the octo in, I've never used that kind so I can't say how well it holds the octo.

 

[al248005]

This is what I use:33107 Rubber Octopus Holder Simple, easy to use, and clips right to your D-ring

 

[Farty]

I use two holders together. They keep octo in place and are still easy to pull in emergency. The first makes sure no sand gets into octo, the second is really good for keeping it in place. Both are dirt cheap.

http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-37/034016/Innovative-Octopus-Holder.html


http://www.diveprodivegear.com/m8/33107--rubber-octopus-holder.html

 

[vladimir]

I like this one:

Dive-Rite Octopus Holder # 2086

This is a hot topic lately:

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ba...364455-octo-placement-holder.html#post5652347

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/making-your-own-gear/339544-octopus-holder.html

 

[softballer]

This is what I use:33107 Rubber Octopus Holder Simple, easy to use, and clips right to your D-ring

I like that but not with $16 shipping on a $3 part.

 

[Farty]

I like that but not with $16 shipping on a $3 part.

Almost every local scuba shop sells this. We shared this link for a reference only.