Threading a Backplate System
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Great! now I can take it apart and do it again right : )
615mtodd 1 month ago
@LaserSailor87 Thanks for the tips. I agree on the crotch strap placement - it looks like it's be tough to ditch with the crotch on the buckle side.
mikerossscuba 9 months ago
I like the comment with the instructions "Just throw them away cause were men" lol
ADivingDay 1 year ago
I just bought a plate....thanx for the info
wildbill1953 2 years ago
What is the exact type of this harness produced by diverite?
JustWonderingHowToDo 2 years ago
Good stuff!! Only, I keep my crotch strap loose, rather than bound by the buckle. This way, I don't have to deal with stepping through the damn thing every time I put on the rig. I just put it on, pull the crotch strap up, and thread the loose end of the webbing through it. Works great on a bouncing boat. I also prefer the criss-cross position for the shoulder webbing... it's a more natural feel. I find that the uncrossed position causes the inside part of the webbing to dig into my shoulders.
LaserSailor87 2 years ago
well done
scareface999 2 years ago
Thanks for the useful info, Scubatoys!
smiffy6four 3 years ago 2