before you decide the 50 does not have enough lift consider that my 50 has none of the lift trapped when in use unlike some others. i have zero issues using it with my double 104's pst and a few 80's stages in a drysuit.
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I intended the 35 double donut for divers using doubled alum. 80's. it's perfect for that and also what I personally dive warm ocean wet using stages as my actual gas(easier than lugging around multiple double sets).
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no it's not, I've used it with an alm 80 and a single steel 130. With the 80 I would prefer my new 23 but I live in a warmer area
I find both of the hog offerings to be inadequate. I have the 58# horseshoe wing. That provides adequate lift for my kit but is suboptimal in its shape (my opinion). The 50# wing has the shape I prefer but has inadequate lift for my application. Chris keeps coming out with new equipment every few months so I have to believe that he'll have more options eventually. I'm making the horseshoe work for now, but I'd prefer the donut.
---------- Post added April 30th, 2012 at 10:14 AM ----------
I intended the 35 double donut for divers using doubled alum. 80's. it's perfect for that and also what I personally dive warm ocean wet using stages as my actual gas(easier than lugging around multiple double sets).
Thanks for all the info everyone. In the end my GUE instructor got back to me and reccomended the 35# Donut for now.
Cheers
---------- Post added April 30th, 2012 at 10:16 AM ----------
no it's not, I've used it with an alm 80 and a single steel 130. With the 80 I would prefer my new 23 but I live in a warmer area
Your point about the fabers we get here interests me.
Is the 32# single wing designed for wider tanks than the Fabers we use down here?