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1. Wings

your fingers. The bottle is then placed on the back at such a height that it does

not prevent the head from tilting, and at the same time you are able to reach

the bottle valve and operate it (test this in water). By placing the bottle correctly,

you will also achieve the right anteroposterior balance - trim.

Once you fit the main straps, you must adjust the D-rings. The chest D-rings

should be as low as possible, while still allowing you to cross your arms over

your chest comfortably.

TIP:

The D-rings should be high enough for you to reach the left ring with your

left thumb, and the right ring with your right thumb.

Adjusting the crotch straps and D-rings

The backplate also includes a crotch strap with two D-rings. Its length is

adjusted by moving the strap through the rear D-ring. The crotch strap should

be adjusted so that the cylinder does not slide on your back, while still being

comfortable. The correct position of the rear D-ring is such that it does not hurt

your buttocks while swimming, and so that you can easily reach it using either

single bottle (or doubles) attached. When adjusting this D-ring, also consider

using larger and longer bottles than you normally use. We also recommend

tightening the strap securely at the back D-ring, making sure to prevent it from

coming untied (especially in the case of frequent scootering).

TIP:

If the gear outweighs the lower parts of your body, slacken the crotch

strap a bit and tighten the shoulder straps. This will push the cylinder closer to

your head, and your centre of mass will be higher. If the gear outweighs the

upper part of your body, do the opposite.

Adjusting the waist belt strap and D-ring

The waist belt should be snug, but still comfortbale. It must not restrict

breathing. The D-ring on the left side of the waist strap should be roughly on

your hip (lateral axis of the body). If it is too far forward, it will be more difficult

to find it when operating the pressure gauge. If it is too far back, it will be difficult

to get to it, especially when the wing is inflated.

How to use the QUICK-FIX buckle

Handling the openable, adjustable QUICK-FIX buckle is very simple. The

buckle consists of two parts, each of which is attached to a different part of the

shoulder strap. One part is firmly sewn in the strap, the other part is threaded

and secured against sliding out in the sliding part of the strap. The required

length of the shoulder strap is achieved by passing the sliding part through the

fixed eye of the buckle, pulling on the free end of the sliding strap and tightening

as required.

Revised – February 2020