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Hollis wings for $99.00 - 7 Days only!
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tkevcu
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I need a singles wing... and at this price the 45 is tempting even though it's too big.
packrat12
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Have been starting to gear up for Technical dive training. Grabbed the 55 wing yesterday as I could not refuse it. I saw yesterday that it also had been shipped!! Thanks and appreciate the fast turn around!
OP
It is a bit big, but like you said.... at $99
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Enjoy your new wing!
scubastingray
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Damn. Well I have a few days to decide. Is the 60lb donut better than the 55lb X Series Wing?
I got my 60 donut when the prices first dropped, and I love it. I got it to go with my lp104s and I found the bubble easy to manage once I figured out it was a donut rather than a horseshoe. I'm still trying to get that nice, horizontal DIR posture and that wing helped me get closer to that.
If you've got the tanks to justify 60# of lift go for it. Seems like the donut wing is the future, most the manufacturers are heading that way...
OP
Most people tend to prefer the Donut style the last couple of years. Is it better? As always, there are advantages and disadvantages. As was stated above, the big difference will be how the air transfers from side to side.
iluvtheocean
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what size wing would be recommended for a single hp130?
OP
Go with the 45 lb. That will work with AL or smaller (LP85s) doubles as well.
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