Carrying a stage when sidemounting?

[JamesK]

Inviting the married lady to your house helps avoid the whole "her husband's home" thing....

Rule Number 1 - NEVER let them know where you live.

[Skorpiov]

Just to clarify, I was being silly, and I dont mess with married women... Actually after my divorce, I decided hobbies are a better place to spend my time and money. I don't want to finally get to FL and meet folks with a pre-conceived aversion. I'll let you come to that conclusion in person.

[JamesK]

To much denial in that statement! LOL

It's all good man!

[sskasser]

Just to clarify, I was being silly, and I dont mess with married women... Actually after my divorce, I decided hobbies are a better place to spend my time and money. I don't want to finally get to FL and meet folks with a pre-conceived aversion. I'll let you come to that conclusion in person.

Aww heck, that won't stop us from spreadin' rumors about ya anyway!

[Teppo]

Need to try this at weekend, so you keep the normal stage rig bottom clip short and clip it first, then just top clip to bungee loop

Teppo

Didnt get that right, so how "big" is bungee loop at top clip? I might have it to long, since the neck of the bottle was hanging out of my profile, tried with edd sorenson at right side and normal stage rig at left with top clip clipped to bungee loop that was in my front d-ring and bottom clip short as possible

Teppo

[tflaris]

Just to clarify, I was being silly, and I dont mess with married women... Actually after my divorce, I decided hobbies are a better place to spend my time and money. I don't want to finally get to FL and meet folks with a pre-conceived aversion. I'll let you come to that conclusion in person.

You can have an alter ego on the forums.


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[Dsix36]

You can have an alter ego on the forums.

yep, most peole think that I am an a-hole from the forums but in real life........ wait a minute, er nevermind.

[Zinc]

Maybe my waist D-rings are to far back. Just looking for some ideas.

I use rigid d-rings w/ 45* bend moved forward a bit.

[diveconjeff]

I use rigid d-rings w/ 45* bend moved forward a bit.

Thanks for the suggestion. Your timing is rather interesting.

Just got back from a great weekend of diving (more on that later). Just gotta say, the pool time paid off and the new combo of bungee loops and "chicken wings" rocked my world! Did several stage dives, including a fairly long multi stage swim. Easily placed stages on either side and switched them from on top to below the SM tanks with the here-to-fore elusive "One Smooth Move". Still gotta tweak the stage rigging a bit to pull the stages a little tighter, but delighted over all

At one point, I was trying to hitch a rather buoyant stage to my waist d-ring, and the d-ring had folded back under my waist mounted light can. I thought to my self, "might be nice if this can was back down by my "can" right now. It sure is a pain in the a$$ trying to dig this d-ring out. Maybe a rigid d-ring might help."

Not doing any no-mount (yet) so I do not believe a rigid ring would present a downside ....

Once again, thanks everyone for the suggestions.

Speaking about long swims, from my perspective, the best thing about the new Submerge scooters is all the used ones coming on the market. I ought to be able to afford an new-old one soon!

[Totes McGoats]

Rule Number 1 - NEVER let them know where you live.

AMEN!!!