ROBERT M Have not had the "residue" issue with these weights, and they are very serviceable.

THOMAS M I have used Seabags - 2 lb. and 4 lb. - for several years and have never had one fail. They are indeed extremely tough. I mostly dive in New England and these weights have held up well being exposed to cold water. They are also more comfortable and a bit easier to handle than lead weights. I've been pleased with this product. Hope that helps.

PENNY W I brought these a couple of years and found them to be great--really like them and I have not seen any residue from them. They may take a little longer to dry than regular soft weights but prefer than over the other kind. Hope this helps. Penny

JAMES W They DO leave a lead residue that drains out of the sac while drying, AND, they take quite a while to dry completely. I bought the soft weights when I first started diving primarily because I thought they would fit better in my BC weight pockets but if I had it to do over again, I'd buy vinyl coated hard weights........

TROY T These bags are very flexible and can assume almost any shape. The only concern would be the volume capacity of the pocket.

DAVID A Why not send SeaSoft the inside dimensions of your pockets or call customer support and talk to them or E-mail. I use mine to counter balance the neck weight of my acoustic guitar at the center point of the strap. Keep in mind, since these are in bags, they can be shaped to fit a number of dimenisons. It's the total volume that is important. Dave

David R You can just choose the size and quantity of weight you want and enter it in the cart. Dpending on the quantity and size it's about $36.00 for 12lbs plus shipping whcih will show in the shopping cart.

JOHN B I just bought these weights straight off the Lesiure pro web site, price was listed when you added them to cart. Seem to be good quality.

LEX V It all depends on how you want to distribute the weight, 6 2 pounders, 4 3 pounders, any combination you like.

BRADLEY S It depends on how you want the weight distributed. You could get 6 2lb bags 4 3lb bags 3 4lb bags or a 10lb bag and a 2lb bag. I have used these weights myself and love them. I have 2 10lbs and 2 5lbs bags.

ROBERT M I have the 2 and 5# weights. The 2# one is approximately 4x3.5x1 inches. The 5# is approximately 4x6x1.5 inches.

WILLIAM D Hi. I have 3 pounders and they are 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 1".

CHAD P The 2 pound weight that I have is about 3" by 4" by less than 1", though the bags are very flexible so they will fit snugly into various shapes.

JAMES W Sorry about the delay in answering, just got e-mail back after the hurricane. Personally, I WOULD NOT buy "soft weights" if I had it to do over. When I first started diving I bought (2) each 5, 4, 3, & 2 lb soft weights for a total of 28 lbs and have used them in various combinatons ever since. They work fine and conform to the inside of my ditchable weight and trim weight pockets BUT THEY ARE A MESS after a dive. The lead pellets rub together inside the bags and I end up with gray stains on everything that they come into contact with. My PERSONAL recommendation would be to buy HARD WEIGHTS instead. You'll find that they are more compact for a given weight and that they are easier to stuff into a pocket and best of all, THEY DON'T STAIN! You can get the weights from several suppliers but the Sea Pearls that you can get from Leisure Pro and a great choice! Best of luck with your diving!

LeisurePro S Yes

LeisurePro S Yes.