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Description
Most comfortable, releasable weight harness for scuba divers. Transfer your weights from your waist and hips to your shoulders for a more comfortable diving experience. Sits comfortably on sides of hips rather than on hip bone like a traditional weight belt. Eliminates hip bone fatigue and bruising.
Features:
- Easily holds 40 pounds
- Weight pockets adjust up and down, forward and back
- Patented double pull-cord lanyard weight release system
- Tote Bag included for storage
Sizing (based on diver's height):
- Small: 5' - 5'4"
- Medium: 5'4" - 5'10"
- Large: 5'10" - 6'6"
Warranty Information
DUI warrants that the Weight & Trim Systems, DiveWear, RockBoots, Glove Systems and other accessories will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of original retail purchase with proof of purchase.
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DUO weight harness (Hookah diving)
Have only been out a few times so far, but found this to be very comfortable transferring the load to shoulders. Incorporated it to use to replace the hookah harness and now able to ditch half of weights at a time if the need arises with out having to dig through various pouches or removing tow harness.
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