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The TDS Tolok pocket, is a specially pocket designed for technical diving, being valid for both backmount and sidemount systems thanks to the versatility of its design. A pocket designed down to the smallest detail to offer maximum performance to the technical diver.
Ballast system for back plate, consisting of two pockets that are attached to a webbing and end in a riveted ring, which is attached to the holes of the back plate. The left pocket includes a D-ring for attaching a pressure gauge or monitoring device.
TDS DIR Harness Scuba Diving Harnais: Technical harness for mounting on back plate (not included), with all necessary components included for a basic DIR configuration. The set is sold disassembled for the diver to assemble on his plate with his personal settings and preferences.
TDS Confort Plus Techncial Scuba Diving Harnais: Technical harness for mounting on back plate (not included) with adjustable and removable shoulder straps and all additional components. The set is sold disassembled so that the diver can mount it on his plate adapting it to his measurements and configuration preferences.
Heavy duty cordura accessory holder pocket for harness or jacket, perfect for carrying small accessories and even a spare mask . Ideal to place on harness webbing, jacket and even on belts with webbing up to 50 mm.
Stainless steel bolt snap type with oval swivel eye, 120 mm 1 1/4"
Double bolt snap trigger carabiner type in stainless steel, available in various sizes. It's perfect for working with buoys, spools and lines already laid. Available sizes: 115 mm,
Double bolt snap trigger carabiner type in stainless steel, available in various sizes. It's perfect for working with buoys, spools and lines already laid. Available sizes: 115 mm,
Plastic hook to place at the end of a 5 mm rubber band. It is very useful in accessories like wetnotes, pencils, computers ... etc to keep seuros, but also operational without his ring drop.
D ring 50 mm long stainless steel. Essential for the assembly of harnesses in technical diving.
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