Free Divers Rubber Weight Belt

Description

A rubber weight belt grips the waist and stays snug as a wetsuit compresses at depth, so the weights stay where they were put. The Free Divers belt is made from monoprene rubber, a synthetic rubber used in diving gear because it resists salt water, sunlight and temperature changes. On a deep freedive, the stretch keeps the belt firm as the suit thins out. Spearfishing from the shore, it carries lead through surge and rocky entries. Scuba divers who prefer a rubber belt over webbing can use it the same way. It comes in black, blue and green, in sizes S to XL. A crotch strap, sold separately, stops the belt sliding on head-down dives. It suits a freediver or spearfisher who wants a weight belt that stays put.

Features

• Material: monoprene rubber
• Properties: resists salt water, sunlight and temperature changes
• Colours: black, blue or green
• Sizes: S, M, L or XL
• Weights: sold separately