Necklace Regulators

How to rig a necklace for your short hose.
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[@electricalsociety5593]

I love those XT4s’. Dive Rite desperately needed them to make up for the McDonalds toy vibe the XT2s gave

[@BarefootBentley]

I was surprised with how much better they breathe too. Really happy with the xt4s

[@DirtNerds]

what size bungee did you use? where is a good place to purchase a roll of bungee?

[@BarefootBentley]

1/8th inch bungee. I usually get it from my local shop but you can buy a roll from SGT knots on Amazon and it's good quality.

[@MrTanstaafl99]

Just put on a second zip tie for just the necklace. Beats having all the bulky knots and the like.

[@BarefootBentley]

Yep, good method to call out as it's common - I mention but don't show that. That's a common method and some people like it. It can still cause a feature called "spontaneous mouthpiece disassembly" so i don't use or recommend any attachment system that reduces mouthpiece integrity. Other issues are ziptie selection and 2nd stage real estate. Cheap zip ties will become very fragile with UV exposure and break. Not all 2nd stages can accommodate a second ziptie. Regardless it's common and will continue to be common. Appreciate the input!

[@albertbell7120]

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[@matthewhenson7005]

John and your snazzy torch. I like it.

[@BarefootBentley]

I cashed out an old 401k to afford it.