Transplate

Transplate:

A hybrid harness designed for divers who want the support of a backpack-style harness for better weight-load distribution, yet wish to dive a hard metal backplate. Designed like a mountaineers backpack, the Transplate harness disperses weight across the hips and back, minimizing shoulder strain.

When used with a 6-pound steel backplate, divers can remove or minimize weight pockets. Adjustable straps adapt to a wide variety of exposure suits and means easy donning and doffing. The modular design allows for customization with a wide variety of pockets and accessories. Available in sizes M to XXL. Made in the U.S.A.

Please note: Stainless steel and/or aluminum backplate, and cam straps are sold separately.

# Shoulder pads constructed of 1000 denier ballistic nylon fabric for tear and abrasion resistance. Two-inch (50mm) nylon webbing rated at 7,000 lbs breaking strength forms the shoulder straps and waist strap.

# Four 2-inch D-rings on each shoulder strap are slightly bent for improved access and placement can be adjusted. Note: Size Medium has only one 2-inch D-ring per shoulder strap due to space limitations.

# Marine Grade 316 stainless steel hardware is used throughout including: (6) 1-inch D-rings, (2) bent D-rings on each shoulder strap and (2) waist D-rings, pivot rings, belt buckle, cam strap buckles, and side plates.

# Shoulder straps feature pivot rings at chest level for comfort, fit, and load distribution.

# Acetyl resin engineered plastic quick release buckles on shoulders for easy doff and don.

# One-inch nylon webbing rated at 2,200 lbs breaking strength and a Delrin 1-inch quick release buckle are used for a chest strap.

# Marine grade stainless steel base plates allow for proper placement of shoulder straps. Plates can be moved forward or backward on the waist strap to get the best fit and performance.

# Med: 2lbs 7oz (1.10kg), Lg:2 lbs 8 oz (1.16kg), XL:2 lbs 9 oz (1.16kg), XXL:3 lbs (1.36kg)

# Made in U.S.A.

When diving the Transplate a single tank adapter is not required, however some divers prefer for added weight or stability.