I have the Platina Evolution and I like it a lot. Having said that, I think that if I had to buy a BC again I'd get something much cheaper. The thing is, now that I'm more comfortable in the water and I "understand" diving a little better, I realise that a BC is perhaps the most useless piece of equipment - if I can be allowed some hyperbole
But seriously, if you weight yourself correctly you barely even need a BC other than just to keep the cylinder strapped to your back. For the little amounts of air that you might add to your BC at depth you really don't need anything fancy. The cheapest and tattiest of BC's will do that just fine.
All of this Advanced Superior Comfortable Fit (A.S.C.F) and Wow Check How Awesome it Looks (W.C.H.A.i.L) - yes, it all has fancy initialisms for increased effect - seems to me to be of more use to a marketing department than to an actual SCUBA diver. When you're weightless under water the amount of weight that is transferred to your waist is rather irrelevant.
I don't want to diss the entire TUSA line of BC's, or any other manufacturer for that matter. All I'm saying is, before you buy, just think twice about all the fancy attributes of the BC and if it really makes a difference and is necessary. A more expensive BC will not necessarily improve your diving experience and, conversely, a cheaper BC might not detract from you diving experience. It might save up some dough though which you can use towards your next piece of equipment - a computer or a camera.
One feature that I do quite like and will pay that little bit extra for is integrated weights, or Advanced Weight Loading System (A.W.L.S) as it is officially called - oh yes, it's not just pockets, it's a system
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