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Old October 21st, 2007
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Re: how to connect self to float

IF YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT YOUR DIVE FLAG/FLOAT...JUST CLIP IT TO A "D" RING ATTACHED TO THE BACK OF YOUR WEIGHT BELT.

You can pick up an adequate "D" ring at most hardware stores.

If a boat hits your float line and the float is attached to your wrist or something you could get injured easily if the prop catches the line... I dont like ANYTHING attached to me that I can't quickly and easily "release" one handed - or it has to "break away" easily. Here in Wisconsin almost everywhere I dive is loaded with boats & jet ski's during the summer months.

I also sometimes use a velcro type wrist strap with a velcro loop to attach my dive flag to my wrist...Its actually made by "ACE" of the ACE BANDAGE company...Walgreen's or a pharmacy should carry them. They are for tennis elbow or somthing like that...Works awsome and only like 6 dollars.




Safe diving

Last edited by bgill; October 21st, 2007 at 05:49.
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