Then they headed outside to play with their box of goodies . . . 
Their first new toy was the razor harness 
Steve selected his model for the course . . . 
They had to adjust the harness so that everything that attaches to it will be easily accessible . . . 
It is defiantly one streamlined piece of kit! You get the option of switching to low profile D rings if you prefer.
Nowadays all people who do the side mount course with Steve must purchase the razor harness as in the past when people used to turn up with whatever harness they owned he found it very difficult, even impossible to teach the skills he wanted to because the equipment simply made the skills impossible to perform. In the end most course participants ended up buying the razor harness after the course anyway. So now to make sure everyone gets the most out of their time on the course he insists they purchase the harness to begin with.
Then there was the pouch . . . 
The Bat wing came next . . . 
The way it is set up depends on whether you are diving in a dry suit or a wet suit . . . 
Jason also contributed to the work load . . . 
Until he got distracted by the mystery of his missing sandwich . . . 
I wonder who that was . . . 
Then it was time to suit up assemble the equipment 
And head to the pool . . . 
Where, after Steve had made sure they had attached the side mounts correctly . . . 
They were let loose in the pool to work out how much weight they need to add
I for one was very jealous.
Boo boo was in awe at how good his buoyancy was with the side mounts saying its definalty a winner for him!
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