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It looks like most wings aren't compatible with it, definitely not ones with built in tank stabilizers. https://www.subseasports.com/sample

I never take my harness or wing off my back-plate for travel. I have the Sub Gravity adjustable harness and it has never caused any problems or been damaged. I fold the arms or legs of my wetsuit between the back-plate and wing. I pack it on top now because my dive bag has been checked by CBSA 2...

They are usually very good about responding to emails. I just looked and there are 12 Sub Gravity dealers within 80 miles of Los Angeles, maybe reach out to them to see if they have any in stock. If your in a rush, I can check to see if my guy has one?

I have Dive Rite aluminum tank buckles.

Yes I know that. I just didn't explain it very well.

Sorry for the delay. Halcyon's stuff is way over priced and it's not that much better. You're just paying for the name. It's not the back-plate, it's the style of the wing that determine if you need a STA or not. Sub Gravity wings do not require a STA. I would look at the whole Sub Gravity BP/W...

You won't need anything bigger than a 30 lb wing for single tank diving.

As mentioned above, just get a aluminum back-plate. I have a Sub Gravity 3mm aluminum back-plate, they come in standard or short length. 3mm Aluminum Backplate - SubGravity

Just get a new 26 to 30 lb wing for your existing back plate & harness, that's all you will need for a single tank setup.

Sub Gravity makes a short back plate in both 3mm stainless steel and 3mm aluminum. I have their 3mm aluminum back plate, 26 lb wing and adjustable harness and love it. https://sub-gravity.com/product-category/backmount-gear/

I have had mine for about 5 or 6 years now and haven't had any problems with it.

Does he carry liability insurance ?

I would look at Bayahibe on the south Caribbean Sea side of the Dominican Republic. I have dove there 5 times already and are returning for our 6 time this November. There is reef diving, wall diving, wreck diving and even a cave dive. I have been diving for 25 years and I saw my first ever my...

Go with the Mares Abyss without a doubt. I have been diving a Mares MR22 Abyss for over 24 years and it has never missed a beat. I like that there are no knobs or levers to fiddle around with, just a good breathing reg from top to the bottom without any adjustments.

Go with the Mares Abyss without a doubt. I have been diving a Mares MR22 Abyss for over 24 years and it has never missed a beat. I like that there are no knobs or levers to fiddle around with, just a good breathing reg from top to the bottom with any adjustments.

Do the book work, tests, exam and confined (pool) dives at home and take a referral letter with you to Mexico and do the open water check out dives down there. This way you are wasting your & her vacation time.

Oh, also take a look at the Tecline BP/W. They are based in Europe but I don't know anything about them. the 13L wing would be a good size. SINGLE TANK CONFIGURATION - Teclinediving

If you are comfortable doing so, you can order directly online from the Sub Gravity website. They were very helpful when I had a lot of questions before buying their BP/W system. Paragon Single Tank Package - SubGravity You can also order a Dive Rite BP/W online from Dive Gear Express, they have...

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