Use The Tank Dolly® to roll your heaviest gear

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The average weight of wet scuba gear carried for a cold water dive:

• Scuba tank: 53 pounds (24 kg) ⏤ with gauges, 1st and 2nd stages attached
  
  
• BCD: 10 pounds (4.5 kg)
  
  
• Fins: 6 pounds (2.7 kg)
  
  
• Add 10 pounds (4.5 kg) to the above list of gear to include your exposure suit, hood, gloves, booties, mask, snorkel, flashlights, knives, compass, finger spool, and SMB 

• The problem is 80 pounds (36.2 kg) of scuba gear strapped to your back, shoulders, and waist create an unbalanced upper body
  
  
• This unnatural distribution of weight causes poor posture and increases the risk of injury

• Image this ⏤ After a physically exhausting day of beach diving, you must carry 80 pounds (36.2 kg) of gear to your vehicle  

• You may traverse an asphalt parking lot, concrete sidewalk, curbs, stairs, rocky trail, gravel road, a dirt path with potholes, wet boat ramp, mud, snow, and deep, soft sand  

• The Tank Dolly® will traverse all of the above terrains

• If you are unfamiliar with your dive site, access map software such as Google Earth or Maps in satellite mode
  
  
• Map software will show if a fixed object is available to lock your Tank Dolly® to if left unattended
  
  
• Lock to a fixed object such as a fence, post, rail, bench, table, or a lifeguard tower (check with the lifeguard before locking to their tower)
  
  
• Secure the cable with a combination lock