DGX Custom - DGX Gears Polycarbonate Finger Spools
- Extremely durable polycarbonate material
- Choose from 3 different widths for your specific needs
- Loaded with any of our custom lines in your choice of color
- Includes premium 316-series stainless steel double-eye bolt snap
- All spools have {3 in | 7.5 cm} diameter with {0.8 in | 2.0 cm} center hole
DGX Custom - DGX Gears Polycarbonate Finger Spools
Line length is approximate.
These polycarbonate finger spools are loaded with your choice for any of our custom-made lines and include a premium quality heavy duty 316-series stainless steel double-eye bolt snap.
DGX CUSTOM – FINGER SPOOL CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS |
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Size | Flat Line | Hi-Viz Line | Ultra-Viz Line™ | Dyneema® Line | Width† | ||
Small | 80 ft | 24 m | 40 ft | 12 m | 40 ft | 12 m | 40 ft | 12 m | 0.9 in | 23 mm | ||
Medium | 125 ft | 38 m | 65 ft | 20 m | 65 ft | 20 m | 65 ft | 20 m | 1.0 in | 25 mm | ||
Large | 175 ft | 53 m | 85 ft | 26 m | 85 ft | 26 m | 85 ft | 26 m | 1.6 in | 41 mm | ||
† All are { 3.0 in | 7.5 cm } in diameter, with { 1.0 in | 2.5 cm} center hole. All dimensions are approximate. |
Brand | DGX Gears |
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SKU | PK-902600 |
Weight | 0.500000 |
Customer Reviews
Orange or Chartreuse; which is better?
Traditional braided white nylon line is difficult to see in open water, but our Hi-Viz line stands out like neon, allowing easier line management with nearby divers. View the twenty second video of two divers on their stop during a training dive to watch the Hi-Viz Blaze Orange line in action. One of the divers is also carrying a backup spool loaded with Hi-Viz Blaze Orange, can you find it?
There is no easy answer regarding choice of color. Different colors are seen to differing degrees by the human eye, meaning people are more sensitive to some colors than others. Peak sensitivity is at portion of the visible spectrum where yellow transitions to green. With that in mind, most people will have the highest sensitivity to a fluorescent yellow-green color (aka chartreuse, greenish-yellow, neon green) just by the nature of how the human eye sees colors. Fluorescent yellow-green is somewhat more visible in dim light due to the Purkinje effect, however the blaze orange color is still on the brighter end of the spectrum making it highly visible too. Blaze orange also provides more contrast with some backgrounds, especially those common to diving.
Another thing to consider is there are an estimated 300 million people with some degree of color vision deficiency - most of whom are male; about 1 in 12 men are color blind (8%). Color vision deficient individuals may better perceive blaze orange due to contrast. The choices of blaze orange and fluorescent chartreuse have been extensively studied by human factors experts for applications such as transportation signage and high-visibility clothing.