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I don't know if I'd take that bet - Stainless is a heck of a lot harder than plastic

Never heard of it - which doesn't mean much, but their site says they are located in China. I'd be looking for dealers in the US. I still think a picture would be helpful to see what you currently have. My Hollis wing has what looks like the same 1" hose as in the video I linked above. I'm...

just file the edges of the plate

My wife has a similar hole in her 7mm suit. LDS gave me an almost empty can of neoprene cement plus some 7mm scraps from their wetsuit alterations. I cut a "plug" to match the hole, cemented it up and it worked well for quite awhile (then we upgraded suits).

The manual says "When the battery is removed, settings and calculations for repetitive dives are retained in the unit's memory while a new battery is installed." Which I take to mean tissue loading does not reset. I always changed mine before dive trips so I can;t actually confirm this is...

I went with a Perdix non-ai (I like my analog SPG). It's fantastic - absolutely lives up to the hype. I don't get to dive anywhere near as much as I'd like to and I still think it's worth every penny. Takes regular AA batteries and would be very difficult to mess up a battery change compared...

Terrible - my Geo 2.0 flooded a while back and I had no choice but to replace it with a Shearwater - just awful. FWIW - which is pretty much nothing - those screws on my 2.0 are definitely stainless. It's dead body is still in my drawer with corrosion free screws

Buy wherever you like, but DC Aquatic Specialties, Inc. is listed as a shearwater dealer and is located in Merrimack NH

At the risk of being pistol-whipped, I too will call shenanigans. The DGX looks a lot like the old DSS wings and I don't recall anyone complaining about "less stability". I'm pretty sure people were big fans of the slim profile.

Not in my experience - mine have been stainless and never rusted but i certainly can't speak for all K inflators. Hey Scubaboard - is everyone else's inflator button spring rusting?

Certainly your prerogative to prefer manufacturer specific inflators. I personally prefer the OEM that's and cheap and easy to find if I need to replace it. The K inflator that most wings use isn't made of anything that rusts

Do you have a picture maybe? From what I see online for the Hollis Ride, it looks like it has a standard K inflator. For example

I'm aware winter goes from December to March - I was reacting more to the January date in tkaelin's comment. if I wasn't already going there in the fall, I'd probably go for a late march / early april trip

one of those Wed-Wed flights for 500 would be great if the idea of flying from the northeast in the winter wasn't so terrifying

I have an older 25lb and it's never given me a problem. One thing to be aware of is the cam band slots are just big enough for straps to fit through. No issue if you use a Hollis plate, but if you use a different brand they may not line up with the plate slots so you'd need an STA

The classified links at the top of the Exposure suits, BCs, and regulators subs are broken. The other gear sub classified links look OK links as found in the gear subs: https : //scubaboard.com/community/link-forums/ure-suits// https : //scubaboard.com/community/link-forums/ators// https ...

This is mostly speculation but I'd be surprised if it fits. I used to have a Geo 2.0 (which I flooded after a battery change) and the space between the computer housing and the strap pin is very tight. The 2.0 strap ends are molded to fit snug in the 2.0 housing. Looking at a Geo 4.0, it's a...

Can you clarify your question? Are you asking if the Aeris bladder will fit the Parkway? If the 60 lb bladder on the "outlet site" will fit the Aeris (or Parkway)? does the bladder on the Aeris not hold air (if not, why did you buy it)? If it does hold air, why do you think you need a 60lb...

Not the new 22ST but I have to old 25 which appears basically the same other than the slight capacity difference and shape. I've never had a problem with it in around 12 years. I recently fully disassembled it a month ago and the bladder looks perfect. I did have to replace the inflator but...

I watched that coral die as well. There's now quite a few corals that are bleaching in view of that cam. Seems like an excellent place to test the antibiotic treatment since it can be monitored constantly