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Wanted WTB - Aeris F.10 strap extension

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Apneaddict

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I'm a Canadian with a big 7mm wetsuit and thick gauntlet gloves looking for a strap extension.

I've "misplaced" mine... and looking for a new one.

I was thinking if ONLY I was lucky enough to live in a warm climate that I wouldn't need this pesky device...

Anyone in such a position that is willing to part with theirs?
 
I am similarly afflicted here in Oregon. That strap extension is a piece of crap. Check with your local dive shop, or just a place that sells watches, for a velcro replacement. Works way better.
 
Are you able to mail it, or should I pick it up in Dec / Jan when I'm down in the keys next?

Let me know what you want for it.
 
Psssht, not charging you a penny. pm sent.


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