Drysuit Scuba Diving Classic 🤿 Weight Belt Harness for DUI Dry Suit Review

Excellent suspension, durable. This makes it much easier for me to trim my hair and keep it horizontal. This suspension can really carry a lot of weight.

I replaced my integrated system with this one. Now I'm a dry diver and this system is the best for me. I haven't had any issues with it and it's solidly built. Recommend.

This product is so comfortable to wear and easy to use. Dolphin Dive Center caught me very quickly. It's very well done. I could never get used to the straps, they always slipped off my hips. This product is an absolute joy to wear and use. Very easy, very easy, very safe!

Excellent weight system for diving with dry suits. You don't have hips, so a regular weight belt won't work. The only downside is that when you pull the weight loss system, you spend the next 10-15 minutes refilling the weight loss system. Otherwise it's great. I just wish the quick release was a little more user friendly.

The high quality of this harness and the solid reputation of drunk driving gear. I bought this for my son to add some extra weight for our Pac NW dry dive. This is the perfect solution as the weight belt slipped off his non-existent hips. Plus, the weight on your shoulders helps get you out of the water and back to the car. It's still a TON of weight, but at least the weight distribution helps. We sat down and figured out how to lose weight and then pull ourselves up if needed. Hopefully we…

This is a great product that has been around for a while and makes drysuit diving so much more comfortable. integrated weight systems, you have to lug around a terribly heavy BC when diving with a drysuit. This harness is comfortable and works well with all the BC's I've used (and seen on others). The release mechanism works and accidental release is very unlikely, even on work dives. The workmanship is very high quality, with a secure, precision machined brushed stainless steel buckle, cross…

The weight belt is well designed and well made. I was able to dive in it in a dry suit and integrate my BC a few times before diving to the wrecks in North Carolina. I was able to experiment with weight distribution in the harness and BC to get it properly balanced for diving and on the surface. seat belt when you pull the release handles. The handles remain connected to the pockets, allowing you to transfer weight when removing weight in a non-emergency. For example, I've been on some of the…