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Old February 1st, 2008
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Re: Wrist lanyard

Here's what I use...

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It is strapped on your arm or leg with velcro AND that little "pressure strap thingy" I attach to the lanyard to with a very small lightweight carabiner. I use a heavier stainless carabiner to atach to the downline. A good pull of the arm or leg will easily release you from the lanyard in an emergency.

I don't like to be attached or tied to anything I can't get untied from really quickly if I'm underwater!

Good luck and be safe!

Last edited by bgill; February 1st, 2008 at 05:51.
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