I was wondeing what rig would be good, i am looking at OMS 60 LBS bladder and was wondering what size is common when running steel 95's or larger. I am intrested in getting into tech diving but would like to get some equipment first and i was going to start with my BC rig and i am looking at OMS. Need some help guys where should i start and i know i have some classes to take that is for sure. But like i said i would like to get some of my equipment first. Thanks and please respond it will all be helpfull.
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We will need some additional information to help you. First are you planning on diving with double 95's? If this is going to be a singles rig 60lbs of lift will be way more than you will need. Try a 30 or 40 lbs lift wing depending on the rest of your gear congig.
matt t.
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IMO you should be looking at 50-55lb wings. 30-40lbs isn't enough to keep your head above water on the surface with big steel cylinders. Anything more is overkill. Stay away from the bungees:11: .
JeffG
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I guess I should re-think my 38lb wing and my double 130's then LOLmatt t.:
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