NEX Underwater Products Side Mount Trim Pocket
Put Your Weight Where It Works - And Keep It There
Good trim isn't just about how much weight you're carrying.
It's about where you put it.
The NEX Underwater Products Side Mount Trim Pocket gives you another way to fine-tune weight placement and center of gravity, helping you configure your side mount rig around your tanks, equipment and the way you dive.
Whether you're balancing out a heavy steel tank or making small adjustments to dial in your position, the NEX Side Mount Trim Pocket puts that control in your hands.
Fine-Tune Your Center of Gravity
Adding weight gets you down.
Strategically placing weight helps you get balanced.
The NEX Side Mount Trim Pocket allows you to position weight where it can help compensate for your equipment configuration and refine your center of gravity.
Instead of accepting whatever trim your tanks and equipment give you, you can make deliberate adjustments to your weighting setup.
A little weight in the right place can make a big difference.
Heavy Steel Tank? Balance It Out.
Different cylinders can change the way your entire rig behaves underwater.
A heavy steel tank may put weight exactly where you don't want it.
The NEX Side Mount Trim Pocket gives you a versatile tool for balancing your configuration, allowing you to adjust weight placement instead of simply adding more weight somewhere else.
Because carrying the right amount of weight is only half the equation.
Carrying it in the right place matters too.
Stays Tight to Your Rig
A trim pocket isn't much help if the weight inside it is moving around.
NEX designed these pockets to stay tight to your rig, helping keep your weight where you positioned it throughout the dive.
Roll.
Turn.
Kick.
Change position.
Your weight stays put instead of shifting around every time you move.
Why Choose the NEX Side Mount Trim Pocket?
Stop Carrying Weight. Start Positioning It.
Every pound you carry should have a purpose.
The NEX Side Mount Trim Pocket gives you the flexibility to put weight where it can actually work for your configuration instead of simply adding it wherever there's room.
Balance the tank. Adjust your center of gravity. Fine-tune your setup.
Then roll, turn and kick knowing the weight is staying where you put it.
Position it. Secure it. Dial in your trim. Go dive.