NX Ultralight harness provides freedom, comfort and security. It is also very easy to don and doff.

Easy On, Easy Off

Overcoming the donning and doffing challenges that standard backplate and harness systems present, whilst maintaining the great fit these systems provide, was a satisfying challenge to overcome.

XDEEP simply increased the length between the shoulder straps anchoring points by 20% making the harness easier to put on. Buckling the harness waistbelt and pulling tight also pulls the shoulder straps down snug to the body. Close the waist buckle and you are in a perfectly fitted system.

Neutrally buoyant 3D Mesh padding

The NX Series harness uses XDEEP’s innovative 3D mesh for padding. This ensures comfort and safety as the padding helps the system mould to your body and prevents the BCD sliding around on your back during the dive. You can be comfortable in anything from a drysuit to board shorts and a T shirt.

Critically there is no compression of the 3D mesh and therefore no change in its buoyancy at depth. You can weight yourself perfectly with confidence.

V-shaped crotch strap

The NX Series harness is equipped with totally new V-shaped crotch strap. The V shape is more comfortable, eliminating often uncomfortable single strap. By spreading the load in and out of the water, the V strap is a real step change forward.

Long scooters become a pleasure and even large capacity twinsets and multiple stages will not become unstable.

INCREASED COMFORT
Because the load is spread over a larger area, whether being towed behind a scooter or head down in a cave or wreck, you will appreciate the innovation.

INCREASED STABILITY
The V is formed by two slots at the bottom of the back plate, allowing the straps to run from wide to central. This ensures a balance stopping any movement of the system to the side and achieving security and stability.

DOUBLE THE CLIP OFF POINTS
The NX Series V-strap has two rear D-Rings set off to each side. This allows easier access to clipped off equipment such as reels and bags etc., in contrast to the traditional centre single ring which is often difficult to reach.