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Hollis X37 "Cave Cut" doubles wing
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Doesn't anybody dive backmount anymore? Great price on a really good wing. Many people dive wings that are way too big making a for less stable BM rig. When I was still diving backmount, I went from a 65 lb wing to this one and it was much more stable.
This will work with most steel tanks if diving in a dry suit. If using heavy steel tanks with a wet suit, you should have a double bladder or some other redundant buoyancy device (need to be able to swim the tanks up if a bladder fails).
Doesn't anybody dive backmount anymore? Great price on a really good wing. Many people dive wings that are way too big making a for less stable BM rig. When I was still diving backmount, I went from a 65 lb wing to this one and it was much more stable.
This will work with most steel tanks if diving in a dry suit. If using heavy steel tanks with a wet suit, you should have a double bladder or some other redundant buoyancy device (need to be able to swim the tanks up if a bladder fails).
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