Designed to work with our 2″ suction nozzle.If you break it, we’ll replace it for free!* 1 Year Warranty – we stand behind (and use) what we sell.Removable grizzly screen in the nugget trap for easy maintenance.Can be used above water or as a submersible dredge**.As a result, there are no hose clamps or screwdrivers to lose (or fingers to cut.) Plug and Play plumbing – No hardware required.Unique two stage design allows the GoldiBox to be cleaned out and replaced in under a minute!.Excels at fine gold recovery while the nugget trap catches the heavies.Ultra portable, compact and lightweight – weighs only 3 lbs.Don’t give away the location of your honey hole! GoldiBox Backpack Dredge Unique Features: If the material can fit in the 2″ nozzle, the GoldiBox Backpack Dredge will suck it up. Its unique, 2 stage design captures fine and small gold in the first stage scrubbing chamber and the 2nd stage fluid trap grabs the chunkies, nuggets and other heavies. The story's moral is if you dive, be healthy and do not smoke, and know what you are doing.The GoldiBox Backpack Dredge is a 2″ dredge that was designed to go where a traditional dredge can’t. The funny thing is that he enjoyed the system he purchased from me at the end of our trip.

I was floating above him with my snorkel, and he was listing to him, consuming so much air that he sounded like Dark Vader in battle. This guy pulled about So much air that the system could not keep up any deeper than 10 feet deep. So I set us both up, and we went down together, and we could only get a few feet under, and we ran out of air.

So I am thinking to myself, this could be interesting. So I was setting him up, and then he goes hold on, grabs a cigarette, and sucks it down. So we talked about it and said no problem, do not go any deeper than you can stand up. He was a big guy, probably around 275 pounds plus. We ran across a local Hawian guy at the dive site, and he asked if he could try out the system.

My wife Liz is an experienced diver as well. Keep in mind, I have been diving on a Hooka system since I was around eight years old on a 2.5' dredge. We could dive at a max depth of roughly 15 to 20 feet deep with the two of us. My wife and I were diving in about 10 to 20 feet of water, and we could both dive at the same time as long as we kept calm and controlled our breathing. Just a quick story about HydroAir when I took it on a trip to Hawaii.

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