Closed Dive Rite XT Dual Bladder doubles wing

[Mouth Breather]

I believe it's model number is 5300-DUAL. Lots of info here. Perfect condition! I used it for doubles when my buoyancy wasn't compensated by other gear, as is normal in South Florida. The idea is that if one bladder fails, you have a backup.

$450 shipped to the USA 48.

 

[-JD-]

I believe it's model number is 5300-DUAL. Lots of info here. Perfect condition! I used it for doubles when my buoyancy wasn't compensated by other gear, as is normal in South Florida. The idea is that if one bladder fails, you have a backup.

$450 shipped to the USA 48.

Are you able to do an accurate weight measurement? The linked weight seems unreasonable.

 

[Mouth Breather]

Are you able to do an accurate weight measurement? The linked weight seems unreasonable.

If you're referring to it's buoyancy, I can only go by Dive Rite's stated 45lbs.
If you really want it's weight, it is indeed 3-4 pounds

 

[-JD-]

I am alright with the 45lb nominal buoyancy estimate from DR - I get that there are multiple variables.

From LeisurePro specs:
Rec EXP - 3.12
Rec XT - 3.12
Rec EXP (Dual Bladder) - 4.12
Rec XT (Dual Bladder) - 3.12 This has to be wrong!

Dive Rite (site) only lists one weight for the Rec Series of 3.12lbs - so I'm going to assume that it is for the XP single bladder.
DGX has nothing

An additional pound for the second bladder and hose seems reasonable.
However, my understanding ( from several reports) is that the XT fabric is significantly heavier than the base EXP Courdura, so I wold expect something closer to 5+ lbs. That is why I was asking for a "real-world" value.

Also, am I correct that the primary bladder corrugated hose is the 16" version?

 

[-JD-]

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