They are the bit you breathe through, yep
.... and the DST stages?
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.... and the DST stages?
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More diving rubbish.
For anyone thats interested, they are 2 x Apeks XTX40's with DST stages. I originally paid for DS4 stages @ £310 for the whole lot which was a stupid bargain in itself, now they've shown up with DST's which would have retailed at almost £700
To say I got a bargain was an understatement
Haven't a clue about diving, so for the uninitiated are those mouth pieces?
She's caked how expensive they are? How much does a complete scuba outfit cost?
Bye they way, is that a Mitel handset?!
Kriega R8 waist pack, essentially a bum bag/fanny pack for motorcyclists. Bought it as an alternative to carrying my backpack all the time, came with a tool roll inside the bigger pouch which I've put some of my tools and my puncture repair kit in, and a can of Holt's tyre repair.
Smaller bag on the left is a dry bag which should keep anything I put in it in good dry condition, good few other pouches about it.
Kriega stuff is pretty expensive for what it is, but if you're after quality, it's pretty good sturdy stuff with a good guarantee, and should last quite a while.
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crashed wearing my Kriega r30 back pack. didn't even scuff it up lol they're pretty decent when they hit the ground. need to get a back protector insert for it lol
More diving rubbish.
For anyone thats interested, they are 2 x Apeks XTX40's with DST stages. I originally paid for DS4 stages @ £310 for the whole lot which was a stupid bargain in itself, now they've shown up with DST's which would have retailed at almost £700
To say I got a bargain was an understatement
Nice choice, can't go wrong with apeks. All my regs are apeks and have suffered years of abuse without missing a beat!
Yeah, I've got one for my R30 as well, great bag, thinking about getting the hydration bladder for it next.
with the hydration bladder there's no way for the tube to come out except by compromising the roll top waterproofness by coming through it though is there?
There's a small hole where you push the tube through, just below the top carry handle, which leads into the space between the removable inner bag and the main rucksack. Has a lip on it, so I don't think much water if any would get back into the bag if it's raining.
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Packet says 'old coffee for seasoning' so I'd assume he just needs to grind a stack load of beans so making a mess doesn't matter. Once he's gone through lots then any flavours from the machine (metallic ones etc.) should be gone and he can grind without spilling them everywhere.
That's what I'm guessing anyway.
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Bought it on impulse.
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