Thank you! Honestly, speaking English in front of the camera made me much more stressed and tense than filming underwater. I am glad you find the video informative!
Hi Tomasz. I watched this latest video with great interest. I dive a Diamond system with very similar harness but the bc is attached to the harness. I usually dive with drysuit and steel 10s and one or two 7ltr alloy stages. I also use this configuration in wet suit with a little air in the bc. I have been concerned that I need a second bladder and I wondered if the top bladder you are using would be an option. I know that the Razor system has an orally inflated second bladder in the bc but I like your second separate bc. Also diving a lot in the Irish sea a second bc would be more comfortable I think on the surface. I use the drysuit as primary bouyancy. Brilliant video and great English too. M
Hi! Nice and creative Harness setup for getting the weights distributed the best way! My solution for this is as follows: I Adjusted the central weight pocket a good way downwards at least 15cm, You dont ever need the upper pockets anyway. In Addition to that I wear a weight belt under the harness. On that I have 2Kg Blocks at the front so I also get front-back neutral buoyancy. The weight belt is easy to put on and also the harness as it is not too heavy then. The waist strap on the harness is free from weights so I still have full freedom to rig and move the D-Rings. Also question to You, where do You get Your nice custom D-rings from? Esp. the 3-segment front ones. They look really useful :)
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Although I understand your system for both trim and redundancy (having 2 bladders), I do not understand why you need so much lift especially when using a dry suit and using aluminum cylinders. Makes more sense if were steel though. Again, thanks for sharing.
Hello, I am really loving this video, thank you so much for sharing. I would like to set my stealth 2.0 in this exact manner. Where could I get the custom made D rings with the 3 compartments? And also the waist D rings? Do you sell them? Also how much weight are you putting in the spine pockets? Why do you run aluminium tanks and not steel? When do you run the dual bladder system as opposed to the tec setup system?
I think diving with 6 cylinders on sidemount defeats the purpose of the sidemount. Diving with 2 X AL80 main cylinders and 2 X 7litres aluminium = 4 cylinders should be enough for many types of diving also you won't even need an enormous amount of lift. Stealth 2.0 is a great sidemount system though I have a different set up which I regret but cannot back down because I bragged about my sidemount kit for too long I am so jelous of stealth 2.0 users :))
Don't apologise for your English. Its spot on. Interesting video. Next step will we an underwater sledge full of tanks :)
Great video bud, don't be sorry for your accent! You speak English better than most of the English do :P
Thank you! Honestly, speaking English in front of the camera made me much more stressed and tense than filming underwater. I am glad you find the video informative!
Wow so mesmerising could listen to this video over and over again
Love your setup. It take a creative mind to come up with get set up's.
Hi Tomasz. I watched this latest video with great interest. I dive a Diamond system with very similar harness but the bc is attached to the harness. I usually dive with drysuit and steel 10s and one or two 7ltr alloy stages. I also use this configuration in wet suit with a little air in the bc. I have been concerned that I need a second bladder and I wondered if the top bladder you are using would be an option. I know that the Razor system has an orally inflated second bladder in the bc but I like your second separate bc. Also diving a lot in the Irish sea a second bc would be more comfortable I think on the surface. I use the drysuit as primary bouyancy. Brilliant video and great English too. M
Mike McCann Thank you Mike! Any questions you have do not hesitate to ask. I will be delighted to be of help. Thanks for your kind words!
Hi! Nice and creative Harness setup for getting the weights distributed the best way!
My solution for this is as follows: I Adjusted the central weight pocket a good way downwards at least 15cm, You dont ever need the upper pockets anyway. In Addition to that I wear a weight belt under the harness. On that I have 2Kg Blocks at the front so I also get front-back neutral buoyancy. The weight belt is easy to put on and also the harness as it is not too heavy then. The waist strap on the harness is free from weights so I still have full freedom to rig and move the D-Rings.
Also question to You, where do You get Your nice custom D-rings from? Esp. the 3-segment front ones. They look really useful :)
hi. pl-pl.facebook.com/Tomspro-1219812041378070/
Wow nice site! Extreme good quality, this guy is like a fabric artist! I´ll shop there the one or other item for sure!
Thank You :).
Just tell him you got the link from me . Maybe next time I will get a discount:)
You´d be sure about that :)
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Although I understand your system for both trim and redundancy (having 2 bladders), I do not understand why you need so much lift especially when using a dry suit and using aluminum cylinders. Makes more sense if were steel though. Again, thanks for sharing.
Hello, I am really loving this video, thank you so much for sharing. I would like to set my stealth 2.0 in this exact manner. Where could I get the custom made D rings with the 3 compartments? And also the waist D rings? Do you sell them? Also how much weight are you putting in the spine pockets? Why do you run aluminium tanks and not steel? When do you run the dual bladder system as opposed to the tec setup system?
+Sky Scuba Did you ever find out where to get those custom d-rings @2:00?
pl-pl.facebook.com/Tomspro-1219812041378070/
I like it! Alot!
Can you put a link down at the bottom for the company that sells those specialized attachment rings that are on your harness? Thank you.
Hi Tomasz，Why doesn't your dry suit connect to the left cylinder?
East european accent?? I didn't hear it ;) great video and explanation :)
How can I buy your multi stage sholder D rings?
I think diving with 6 cylinders on sidemount defeats the purpose of the sidemount.
Diving with 2 X AL80 main cylinders and 2 X 7litres aluminium = 4 cylinders should be enough for many types of diving also you won't even need an enormous amount of lift.
Stealth 2.0 is a great sidemount system though I have a different set up which I regret but cannot back down because I bragged about my sidemount kit for too long
I am so jelous of stealth 2.0 users :))
He's hosed!
Diver fashion show