Threading a Backplate System

This is an educational video on how to properly thread a basic scuba backplate system from ScubaToys.com

[@ScubaToys]

It's not that it's necessarily "low end" it's simple. Most true tech dir divers do not want chest straps, shoulder pads, Unnecessary d rings, etc. You are just creating failure points. This is standard HOG setup... Obviously if you want more things hanging on it... feel free to add them, but this is the standard tech setup.

[@mikescooling]

Thanks for making this.

[@proaudio55]

...there we go, 'mystery solved' regarding what model. Great video BTW. :-)

[@mikerossscuba]

@LaserSailor87 Thanks for the tips. I agree on the crotch strap placement - it looks like it's be tough to ditch with the crotch on the buckle side.

[@scareface999]

well done

[@mikecurtis4464]

Wow, could this video be any lower in resolution?

[@jameslee7595]

Waist belt s/s buckle direction is wrong. It must be on left line.

[@wallybrown9509]

“Throw away the instructions, because we’re men.” LOL agreed LOL

[@iaioxxx]

good, but belt buckle is on the left not on the right. ciao

[@proaudio55]

This is really a low end model. #1 No chest strap #2 No shoulder pad #3 Only 4 D-rings My guess is that this is Dive Rite model #BC1063