Quick Tips 5: Everything Bolt Snaps The next in our quick tips series. How to attach a bolt snap to any piece of scuba diving equipment.

I use bolt snaps every day, to mount various scuba diving accessories to my dive gear. It's important to know how to tie the bolt snaps in a secure way so as not to lose precious dive equipment.

In this video, I talk about what materials the scuba diving bolt snaps should be made from, where and why to use bolt snaps and give a demo of how to attach a bolt snap to a piece of dive gear (in this example, an SPG.)

Let me know in the comments what QT video you'd like to see us make next!

D.S.D.O,

James

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