DGX Gears Glue-On Thigh Pocket w/ Knife Sheath
- Perfect for holding dive lights, slates, gloves
- Simply glue on to attach to a wetsuit or drysuit
- Rectangular shape with W x H dimensions of { 7 x 10 in | 18 x 25 cm }
- Built in webbing sheath on the front of pocket
- Rigid handle stiffener for easy access underwater
DGX Gears Glue-On Thigh Pocket w/ Knife Sheath
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The DGX Gears Glue-On Thigh Pocket is a large 1680 denier ballistic nylon cargo pocket sewn on a neoprene backing that provides convenient gear storage, with a large hook and loop flap closure to keep items secure and a rigid handle stiffener at the base of the flap to make it easier to open. A unique built in webbing sheath on the front allows for quick deployment of an EEZYcut Trilobite or any item with a compatible Velcro strip. You may also store Trauma Shears, a Titanium Line Cutter or basic line cutting tool when you purchase a DGX lanyard with Velcro (not included). The pockets have an interior mesh pocket, with a heavy duty mesh panel which allows for quick draining. A { 32 in | 81 cm } lanyard is sewn in, allowing the diver to attach tools and gear so items can be quickly deployed. The pocket is { 10 in high x 7 in wide | 25 cm x 10 cm } and the internal depth expands from { 0.5 in to 2.5 in | 1.3 cm to 6.4 cm }.
Please note that the pocket does not include adhesive. Our recommendation for adhesive to attach the thigh pocket, is dependent on the suit material. For use on rubber and tri-laminate composition suits, we suggest 620 Contact Adhesive. For neoprene suits (as well as the Sharkskin Titanium exposure wear) we find the Aquaseal Adhesive provides the best results, although some divers just use a second application of 620 on neoprene as well.
| Brand | DGX Gears |
|---|---|
| SKU | DX-101009V |
| Weight | 0.450000 |
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How to Glue On Your Glue-On Pocket
Don't even think about trying to guess where to position the pocket, you have very little chance of getting even close. Take the time to put your exposure suit and your BCD on, then mark exactly where you want your pocket. The preferred location would be directly underneath and slightly above where your hand falls naturally on your thigh such that your fingers can reach completely into the bottom of the pocket. Some sidemount divers are now placing the pocket on the back of their thigh.
After marking the location, remove your exposure suit, lay it flat and prepare to attach the pocket using an adhesive. For exposure suits made of tri-laminate or vulcanized rubber you should use 620 Contact Adhesive. For 620 Contact Adhesive, use the applicator brush to evenly apply directly from the can on to the back of the pocket and also to the matching area on the suit. If your suit is neoprene, then you can use Aquaseal. For Aquaseal, using a disposable plastic knife like those found in fast food restaurants or similar instrument, evenly spread an entire 0.75 ounce tube of Aquaseal directly from the tube on to the back of the pocket.
Once the adhesive is applied, carefully place the pocket on to the exposure suit according to your markings. Put some weights, like a large stack of books, on the entire pocket. Allow it to cure for at least 24 hours, 48 is better, and resist the temptation to 'check on it'. It will be permanently attached to your exposure suit, as in you won't ever get it off again.
