Best scuba tank harness reddit I'd heavily suggest a DIR style harness of continuous webbing, 1 waist buckle, 5 d rings (left shoulder, right shoulder, left hip, front crotch, back crotch) and a crotch strap. But, good luck finding one. Feb 10, 2008 ยท I use my (alumi) Transplate/Venture wing single tank diving skin, full 5mm or drysuit. I have had Deep Sea Supply stainless, Blue Reef, and Dive Gear Express steel plates. You can assemble both those harnesses with about 15ft of scuba webbing, a wing, a backplate, and some hardware. That setup will have you comfortably supporting up to 20lb on the BCD, plus 8 more on the tank, and then maybe even a few more if the BCD has trim pockets. They might be a bit more cumbersome to set up and size the first time, but once they're adapted to you they're an absolute dream to dive, and ultimately things like Your best bet is going to be to get a BCD with integrated weight pockets and then if you need more weight than that get some pockets for your tank strap. For harnesses, the best is DIY. Highly reccomend. William "Bill" Hogarth Main is a cave diving pioneer who is best known as a developer in the 1980s, and the namesake of, the "Hogarthian gear configuration" that is a component of the "Doing It Right" (DIR) holistic approach to scuba diving. Welcome to /r/scuba where scubbits dive deep! Ask questions and trade tips with a diverse community of divers, from open water newbies to dive instructors, commercial divers and scientists from around the world. It is extremely lightweight and streamlined and the Trans harness has a tremendous degree of adjustability (I started with a hog but it was a pain to adjust between skin and dry). I like the DGX one the best and have sold the other two. The companies that make the really expensive ones are hustling expensive options bc they know the business and know their clientele has Scuba Pro Syndrome*. It's actually really easy, just look up Hogarthian Diving Rig design. . I also have a DSS Kydex plate and it is the Grail of lightweight plates, in my opinion. Buy 12' of 2" webbing that is intended for marine use.
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