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Lance Why bother looking to buy one when they are easy to make. A piece of surgical tubing formed in a loop with the ends overlapping about 2 1/2 inches. cinch the ends to the tube with plastic cable ties and walla!, you have a loop that goes around your neck with a slit to trap a reg mouthpiece in. If the loop is the proper length you can get the reg in your mouth without using your hand. Sam Frushour On Tue, 23 Jul 1996, Lance W. Vines wrote: > Date: Tue, 23 Jul 1996 20:00:30 -0500 > From: Lance W. Vines <vinesl@ne*.co*> > To: gmiiii@in*.co* > Cc: cavers@ge*.co*, techdiver@terra.net > Subject: back-up reg neck strap > > george.. > > in your video, you use a neck-strap mounted backup reg. i have been to 4 > dive shops in the dallas area, and everyone of them told me they can't get > the straps because they are unsafe and have not been used for a very long > time. please shed some light on this for me. bear in mind that my normal > shop does not cater to overhead divers so i was forced to go elsewhere. > please don't say that it is because people from dallas should not be diving > in the first place(i've seen too many of your posts). i need to know if i > should use one and if so, where to buy it... > > > thanks, > > v > >
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