ScubaPro Hydros Cargo Thigh Pocket Review

I use a Zumba Travel BCD. not many pockets. I put this on and snapped the waist belt in - extra room! I use it to hold my Mares Clicker/Shaker/Magnetic Noise Generator. It's not a big bag but it suits my needs.

I love the extra storage space for the DSMB and genuine, but the waist belt only works best on the right side, the clip sits high on the thigh and is easy to put on and take off. When used on the left, the clip is under the hip making it difficult to undo/open with all your gear (weird, that's why they don't make a left or right pocket).

Good quality. Dove did 23 dives with this bag in Bonaire with my bag without Scubapro Hydros. The size is more than enough for a shaker, a lamp and a tablet. It just wouldn't stay on my hip without riding up. This required multiple adjustments on each dive and it was always awkward to get out of the water when landing. I attached the device to the BC's right chest strap and its potential was realised. I still have a few modifications to make but I feel the house would be better placed on a…

I bought this to hold all the extra scuba gear I need for a week of scuba diving in the Galapagos. The size was large and fit my coil, assault whistle, signal mirror and dive light. The biggest problem was that the hip belt did NOT stay tight. At the end of the dive the bag was sliding back and forth on my thigh which was very annoying. I didn't have to chase the back pocket, it should stay where I put it. Once tightened, there's no good way to deal with the excess strap. I've tried stopping…

Bag big enough for rolls and sausages. The leg band restricts the movement of the leg a bit, but when lengthened it allows the leg to move freely. Repacking the sausage and wheel is tricky as the bag isn't as big as it looks. The bag dangled a bit, but that didn't particularly bother me, I hardly felt it. A bungee is attached to the D-ring to give you more length to unhook (it would be nice to already have it on the bag). Unfortunately, the plastic carabiner that attaches the bag to my BC broke

I like that it's big enough to fit a spare mask and/or pro athletes. This is ideal for extra storage. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I think it was made for someone who is way fatter than me. I'm not a little girl by any means, but I'm not tall or fat either. It dangled pretty low. The bag is long enough (and has a long enough clip at the top) that the leg strap sits just above the knee. I also had to tighten the leg strap fairly tightly, almost all the way, just to…

I bought this to hold all the extra scuba gear I need for a week's scuba diving in the Galapagos. The size was large and fit my coil, assault whistle, signal mirror and dive light. The biggest problem was that the hip belt did NOT stay tight. At the end of the dive the bag was sliding back and forth on my thigh which was very annoying. I didn't have to chase the back pocket, it should stay where I put it. Once tightened, there's no good way to deal with the excess strap. I've tried stopping the

Bag big enough for bikes and sausages. The leg band restricts the movement of the leg a bit, but when lengthened it allows the leg to move freely. Repacking the sausage and wheel is tricky as the bag isn't as big as it looks. The bag dangled a bit, but that didn't particularly bother me, I hardly felt it. A bungee is attached to the D-ring to give you more length to unhook (it would be nice to already have it on the bag). Unfortunately, the plastic carabiner that attaches the bag to my BC broke

I like that it's big enough to fit a spare mask and/or professional wetsuit. This is ideal for extra storage. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I think it was made for someone who is way fatter than me. I'm not a little girl by any means, but I'm not tall or fat either. It dangled pretty low. The bag is long enough (and has a long enough clip at the top) that the leg strap sits just above the knee. I also had to tighten the leg strap fairly tightly, almost all the way…