Foo2rama
··Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.OK, this video got randomly recommended to me on youtube. The theory that the the 2nd flap on the nato was to keep it attached in a failure makes no sense in the traditional way we wear it. This guy has another way to wear a nato that makes a lot more sense... at least from the protection standpoint. This way protects from both a springbar failure, and a buckle failure...Additionally it reduces the height of the watch and makes it less prone to getting snagged. You can think about it as turning a 5 ring into a 3 ring without removing the 2nd piece.
I tried it, it’s comfy and makes sense even with an extra long diving NATO. I don’t think this will work with Omega NATO’s as they have different proportions. :edit: it will not work with the square keeper Omega NATO straps as the square keepers are fixed position and aligned wrong to make it work comfortably. The proportions work, though and the non fixed keeper versions should work this way.
I tried it, it’s comfy and makes sense even with an extra long diving NATO. I don’t think this will work with Omega NATO’s as they have different proportions. :edit: it will not work with the square keeper Omega NATO straps as the square keepers are fixed position and aligned wrong to make it work comfortably. The proportions work, though and the non fixed keeper versions should work this way.
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