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Posted by Bob3 on January 27, 2002 at 09:14:21:

In Reply to: Backplates and trim posted by seahunt on January 26, 2002 at 21:06:42:

Getting the weight moved up usualy gets the "floaty feet" thing going, especially with a drysuit.
That's where the ankle weight thing pops up; ankle weights can often be eliminated with proper trimming.
Now might be a good time to get a drysuit; you'd probably be hanging perfectly horizontal then.
I prefer my weight riding a tad lower myself, and I'll shift weight depending on what I'm doing. Suspenders on the weight belt are good for that.
Getting new gear is just like getting a new pair of shoes, it takes a little while to break 'em in.
Have you checked out FredT's backplates yet? He makes 2 different weight in SS as well as an Al version.


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