In the sprawling, chaotic city of Atherton, where skyscrapers clawed at a smoggy sky and the stock market’s heartbeat was the only rhythm anyone respected, there lived a man named Elias Voss. Elias was a master of a forgotten art: Sidemount Engineering.
The golden rule of sidemount is that your cylinders must be parallel to your torso and the direction of travel. Sidemount- Principles For Success
The most critical physical principle of sidemount is keeping your cylinders perfectly in line with your torso The Golden Rule In the sprawling, chaotic city of Atherton, where
In sidemount, your center of gravity is lower and more adjustable than in backmount. In sidemount, your center of gravity is lower
A loose harness is a failed rig. Your sidemount harness is not a backpack; it is a second skeleton. The butt plate must sit firmly in the small of your back. The waist strap must be cinched tight enough to leave marks on your wetsuit. When you move your shoulders, the D-rings should move with you, not slide down your chest. Loose webbing creates "slosh"—the tanks will lag behind every turn, destroying your stability.
