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> TransPac Harness Only

The TransPac is an innovative and versatile diving harness suitable for the most rugged diving conditions while maintaining absolute comfort. From comfortably cruising reefs, to penetrating wrecks and caves, the completely modular TransPac BC harness can be easily switched from single tanks to doubles, or even used with side-mounted tanks. Standard features include shoulder, waist and back plate D-rings; stainless waist belt buckle; dual shoulder releases; and TWO of Dive Rite's exclusive stainless cam buckle tank straps. The shoulder and waist D-ring positions are adjustable or can be removed entirely, and additional D-rings added for special needs. The TransWeight system along with a huge selection of pockets and other accessories can be easily mounted on the waist belt.

Combine the TransPac with your choice of a wide range of air cells and you have a buoyancy control system that is built exactly the way you want it. Made in the USA, the TransPac harness is backed with the Dive Rite Lifetime Warranty.

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> 2009 EXP TransPac Package

Build a custom configured TransPac BC to your specifications with a choice of harness size, wing, and weight pockets. Also includes a 1-inch crotch strap and FREE assembly. The harness comes standard with two 36-inch cam straps (included) for single tank diving. The modular design allows for customization using an assortment of pockets and accessories.

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Mounting Plates for Doubles (set of 2)

The stainless steel plates firmly secure a TransPac to any set of double tanks that use industry-standard bands and bolts. They are curved to fit the spacing of double tanks, and are the only item needed to connect a TransPac harness and a wing to a set of double tanks (a hard backplate is not needed). The TransPac harness and the wing end up being sandwiched between the double tanks and the stabilizing plates. Sold as a pair.

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> QLR Weight System by Dive Rite

The Quick Lock & Release (QLR) Weight System consists of one or two inserts that each hold 8-lbs of block or shot lead that easily releases when the handle is pulled and a holster that stays on the waist belt. Worn vertically or at an angle, the top-loading pockets protects divers from an inadvertent buoyancy event by keeping weight securely in place. Also has a grommet on bottom for rapid drainage. The narrow 16 lb QLR Weight System holsters hold one insert that leaves plenty of room on the waist for other accessories. The wider 32 lb QLR Weight System holsters holds two inserts to separate the additional weights and keep them from shifting inside the pocket.

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> Crotch Strap

Used for fastening a harness and backplate securely to a diver's body, one end of the strap is threaded onto the backplate and the other end with a loop is placed on the waist belt webbing. The crotch straps keep the harness in place during water entry. By using a crotch strap, divers can prevent their gear slipping upwards on the body in the water, reducing the likelihood of the tank touching the back of the head during a dive. Crotch Straps include a stainless steel scooter ring for use with diver propulsion vehicles (DPVs). The ring is also a convenient place to temporarily clip off an item to free your hands, such as a lobster snare or camera. The 1-inch crotch strap with slide release buckle is preferred by most divers for its general comfort snd offers the convenience of an adjustable length at the quick release buckle and allows the loop to be placed on waist belt webbing behind the buckle where it can remain. The 2-inch continuous webbing crotch strap is preferred by technical divers who use DPVs for extended periods of time due to the added distribution of weight the width provides and includes a neoprene sleeve to protect exposure suit from abrasion.