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Cyrille · April 18th, 2008, 08:05 AM

Hi,

Putting the ZipSeals on/off is sometimes very challenging, especially the neck-seal and the ZipGloves. Conversely the normal wrist zipseals are easy to put on even when no soapy water is available.

In the field, I use a sponge

which contains some soap to lubricate the zip seal. I store it in a very small tupperware container. Easier to carry in the dive bag than a bottle of soap, and no leaks.

Kind regards.

Cyrille

April 18th, 2008, 08:05 AM	#8 (permalink)
Cyrille(Offline) New Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ijsselstein, The Netherlands Posts: 125	Hi, Putting the ZipSeals on/off is sometimes very challenging, especially the neck-seal and the ZipGloves. Conversely the normal wrist zipseals are easy to put on even when no soapy water is available. In the field, I use a sponge which contains some soap to lubricate the zip seal. I store it in a very small tupperware container. Easier to carry in the dive bag than a bottle of soap, and no leaks. Kind regards. Cyrille __________________ "Scuba diversdescend to look around themselves, freedivers descend to look within themselves."