scubakat
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Can y'all recommend a lift bag that would be suitable for deploying to hang from for a safety stop? Easy to use & large enough to handle two divers?
-kate
-kate
small lift bag
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Kate,
A safety sausage is perfect for that task, in fact, it was designed for it.
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A safety sausage is perfect for that task, in fact, it was designed for it.
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blacknet
Contributor
Hello,
I personaly use (and recomend) the subsalv 50# bag. I store it on my tank with tubing and it's very easy to deploy plus many people can use it with no problem (have had 4 people on it at one time)
Ed
I personaly use (and recomend) the subsalv 50# bag. I store it on my tank with tubing and it's very easy to deploy plus many people can use it with no problem (have had 4 people on it at one time)
Ed
Here is a link to a small site that sells lift bags of all sizes. They even sell them up to 6000 pounds. NOW THAT IS A HELL OF A LIFT BAG!
http://home.ec.rr.com/tholt/scuba-chick.html
And you gotta love the site scuba-chick!
http://home.ec.rr.com/tholt/scuba-chick.html
And you gotta love the site scuba-chick!
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scubakat
Senior Member
Walter: You don't think that using a sausage would alarm the boat staff? and... don't you have to orally inflate most of them?
Syrus: thanks for the link to ScubaChick! that's way cool! I wish I had time to order the little baby 25# bag.
-kate
Syrus: thanks for the link to ScubaChick! that's way cool! I wish I had time to order the little baby 25# bag.
-kate
.....................syrus man you always score with the chicks. I like the lift bags too.
Butch
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large_diver
Contributor
Kate,
Try these out -- isn't this shop (5th dimension) in your neighborhood or perhaps even your LDS, if I remember correctly?
Not all LBs require manual inflation -- these Halcyon models allow you to connect our BC/wing inflator hose for quick and easy inflation.
http://www.h20adventuregear.com/productinfo/diracc.htm
Try these out -- isn't this shop (5th dimension) in your neighborhood or perhaps even your LDS, if I remember correctly?
Not all LBs require manual inflation -- these Halcyon models allow you to connect our BC/wing inflator hose for quick and easy inflation.
http://www.h20adventuregear.com/productinfo/diracc.htm
Originally posted by Butch103
.....................syrus man you always score with the chicks. I like the lift bags too.
Butch
I ordered me one of those too. That is a great idea for safety stops. Stay negatively boyant, send up the bag with a 15 foot tether and then hang out for 3 minutes. It sure beats trying to stay ther on your own when you breath you go up, when you exhale you go down.
TexasMike
Contributor
Blacknet....do you have a source for SubSalv bags? They were recommended to me as well but I can't find a vendor in Dallas.
Lost Yooper
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The Halcyon 80lb bag is simple and sweet.
Mike
Mike
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