Back-inflate BCD recommendation

[Redtwo]

I second aqualung rogue. Had many wonderful dives with it. Still use it in a pool, otherwise BP/W now.

And great for travel. Light and you can take it apart to fit more easily

 

[pnwkiwi]

If you like the concept of the Hydro Lite but need more flexibility take a look at the Dive Rite Transpac. Considered both and opted for the latter. It's light and easily packs into a duffel for travel.

Transpac XT - Dive Rite | Equipment for Serious Divers

THE TRANSPAC XTCREATED FOR EXPLORERS, BY EXPLORERSAn Overview of the Transpac XTFrom its initial design and release in 1995 to today, the TransPac XT has evolved through technology and relentless testing and diving to become one of Dive Rite’s signature products. Developed by Dive Rite CEO...

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[DanBMW]

If you like the concept of the Hydro Lite but need more flexibility take a look at the Dive Rite Transpac. Considered both and opted for the latter. It's light and easily packs into a duffel for travel.

Transpac XT - Dive Rite | Equipment for Serious Divers

THE TRANSPAC XTCREATED FOR EXPLORERS, BY EXPLORERSAn Overview of the Transpac XTFrom its initial design and release in 1995 to today, the TransPac XT has evolved through technology and relentless testing and diving to become one of Dive Rite’s signature products. Developed by Dive Rite CEO...

diverite.com

Doesen't the Transpac ALSO require a wing and plate? This is just a complicated harness.

 

[pnwkiwi]

Doesen't the Transpac ALSO require a wing and plate? This is just a complicated harness.

Transpac is a soft plate with a harness. Requires a wing and weight pockets. I like it because it is both light and modular.

 

[Talon1]

The Zeagle stiletto is a good BCD. I used one for many years prior to going BPW.