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not exactly go back, i still use my jacket style bcd. I find it easier to travel with plus easier to get in to in a small crowded boat. I like them both that i couldn't make myself choose one over the other.

nice pictures. very fine idea bout cutting some extra slots

how do you attach those weights to your tank band? wont they fall off since i imagine that its only the velcro that will be holding the weight up.

Borrowed a DR STA and tried it yesterday. The forst thing i notice is that it made the tank ride higher which i find a bit annoying. however, i was able to remove 2 lbs off my belt. Didn't notice it trying to turn turtle me, and except for the higher riding tank didn't notice any difference...

The oxycheq wing came with an anti-roll stud so it can be used without STA. However, most (if not all) of the divers I see with bp/w use STA. Made me wonder if i'm missing something there. Thanks for the comments. I'll stick with my bp/w without the STA then.

I have a DR backplate w/ a 1 piece harness and an oxycheq mach v wing. have been using it without an STA for 4 months now and fine with it. A diver however suggested that i get a STA saying it holds the tank better thus more stable and comfortable. Is it really worth the extra cost?

some dives site in samal davao are inaccurately placed. care to edit them.

I started with a scubapro classic bcd and used it for 9 years before buying a bp/w. take note "buying" and not switching. I still use my old classic bcd. i dont do tech dives only recreational dives. as for the bp/w having better trim... as you gain more diving hours you will get your trim...