Michael Sullivan thanks for your comment. They are the black gloves from KUBI just turned inside out for better visibility. They call them the standard gloves. 1.6mm thick.
Can you go over long hose routing and how you tuck it in to your waistline I am sure a lot of folks will chime in but rather hear it from the folks who run the channel
Ivory Johnson sorry for the late reply, the long hose comes from the right 1st stage. Moves down the cylinders And then goes from your right hip across your chest to your left shoulder than around your neck and clipped on the outside of your right chest D-ring. Or in your mouth. The excess hose can either be routed under a light canister that is mounted on you right side of your waist strap. Or you can make a loop ”bight” with the excess and stick it in your waist strap. The part of the loop that comes from behind is pulled behind your hip bone. Doing this locks it in place. If you leave it in front. You risk it coming out. Hope this answers your question.
Do you carry the SPG stored this way (with bungee) during the dive or only in between the dives?
Thank you, good video. What type of dry gloves are you using?
Michael Sullivan thanks for your comment. They are the black gloves from KUBI just turned inside out for better visibility. They call them the standard gloves. 1.6mm thick.
UTD Scuba Diving thank you.
Can you go over long hose routing and how you tuck it in to your waistline I am sure a lot of folks will chime in but rather hear it from the folks who run the channel
Ivory Johnson sorry for the late reply, the long hose comes from the right 1st stage. Moves down the cylinders And then goes from your right hip across your chest to your left shoulder than around your neck and clipped on the outside of your right chest D-ring. Or in your mouth. The excess hose can either be routed under a light canister that is mounted on you right side of your waist strap. Or you can make a loop ”bight” with the excess and stick it in your waist strap. The part of the loop that comes from behind is pulled behind your hip bone. Doing this locks it in place. If you leave it in front. You risk it coming out. Hope this answers your question.
Thank you for taking out the time to reply I don’t have a light canister yet so I will use the other method to secure it at my waistline
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