Started clipping my bailout hose to my harness instead of my wrist and the difference is night and day
I used to keep my bailout hose clipped to my wrist because that's how I learned it in the Gulf back in 2011. Last month a diver in Port Fourchon watched me suit up and pointed out that every time I reached for a valve the hose swung into my work area, so I moved the clip to my harness D-ring. Now the hose stays tucked tight and I'm not fighting it on every turn. Any of you run into snag issues with one setup over the other?