I've had it for many years now. It's so short. Not entangled yet.

nvm i think it's 120 bar

It is 170 bar, two fingers up means 2, two fingers sideways is 7

I only use trilobite ez-cutter. Much sharper than a knife. 😉 Dive knives are more of a danger to the diver than anything you will find underwater.

LOL, That was the one and only time we went to that burger place. I wanted to order something small and I thought maybe a hotdog, and I got the largest hotdog I have ever seen in my life, that's why I added it to the video. :)

@@FredrikLiljeblad OK forgiven this one time! :-)

Try some normal caving first to get you familiar with the cave environment. In Britain (where cave diving originated) most cave divers are cavers first who take up diving to explore places that can only be reached by diving. This gives a different perspective/mindset to many other countries such as the US where most cave divers are open water divers first, but have little if any experience of caving. Techniques in Britain tend to be a bit different too as our caves often have small, tight passages with very poor visibility, so things like the buddy system are impractical. Side mounted rigs were also first developed in Britain by Mike Boon in the 1960s as open water rigs weren't practical in British caves. Consequently the CDG (Cave Diving Group) techniques are very good for solo diving which is what's required in British caves. Not that the US based cave diving courses such as in this video aren't excellent too, it's just a slightly different outlook. The US courses were developed after numerous fatalities of open water divers having a go at cave diving and not realising how different an environment it is to open water diving. They then looked at the CDG's methods and adapted them to their own needs in Florida's blue holes which tend to have big roomy passages and excellent visibility. And of course improved safety techniques and better equipment continue to be developed all the time. I highly recommend Martyn Farr's excellent book "The Darkness Beckons." which gives a history of cave diving from it's start up to the present day (get the 2017 4th edition which is the most up to date). This film by Sid Perou is based on an early edition of Martyn's book: kzbin.info/door/iYypZaslo-jl9ykq6jt5RQ Martyn also runs cave diving courses: www.farrworld.co.uk/

Lol, yeah the plastic thing broke, it was the one thing that was similar size and not heavy, works perfectly for me. :) I haven't managed to entangle myself with it (yet) :)

@@FredrikLiljeblad lol necessity is the mother of all inventions

It's ALU 80's, SAC Varies, depends on flow and how stressed you are, but I think mine is around 14-16 in average? maybe

and congratulations!

That's actually one of the identifiers and it's more comfy + the neck bungee on left also. Breakaway on the right.