For Sale Official Freedom Plate List: Please respond here.
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I have a lightweight BP - a Deep Sea Supply Kydex one. They don't get any lighter than that.
The only time I use it is when I'm diving double steels in a 5mm wetsuit or thinner.
If I fly to dive single tank recreational dives, and it's warm water, I will be using my Freedom plate. In shorts and a rash guard with an aluminum tank, the weighting is very close to perfect.
If I were lucky enough to be in that situation and be able to get steel tanks, then I might possibly be 5 pounds or so over weighted. I've had that in Cozumel (diving with Aldora that offers steel HP100s and HP120s) and in Hawaii (diving with Kona Diving Company that also had steel 100s and 120s). In those cases, I have worn a 3 or 5mm full wetsuit and been back to nearly ideal weighting (as well as toasty warm and totally protected from cuts/scrapes/stings).
The only time I use it is when I'm diving double steels in a 5mm wetsuit or thinner.
If I fly to dive single tank recreational dives, and it's warm water, I will be using my Freedom plate. In shorts and a rash guard with an aluminum tank, the weighting is very close to perfect.
If I were lucky enough to be in that situation and be able to get steel tanks, then I might possibly be 5 pounds or so over weighted. I've had that in Cozumel (diving with Aldora that offers steel HP100s and HP120s) and in Hawaii (diving with Kona Diving Company that also had steel 100s and 120s). In those cases, I have worn a 3 or 5mm full wetsuit and been back to nearly ideal weighting (as well as toasty warm and totally protected from cuts/scrapes/stings).
I'd like to get on the list as well. I dive BP/W and have read so many great things about the freedom plate. I will be diving for as long as I am physically able to, so the wait is fine 
I'm 5'5, mostly warm water diving. So a Small size stainless would be my choice
I'm 5'5, mostly warm water diving. So a Small size stainless would be my choice
Jdbrun
Registered
I would like to be added to the wait list as well. Stainless, 6 ft 225 lbs, large I assume.
Eric, when you get ready to pound out some more plates let me know, I'll fly out there and help you!
Chris Stock
Contributor
Hi @Eric Sedletzky if you are still taking orders, I'd like a Medium Stainless. I'm 6ft 185. Thanks.
Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
Contributor
As you know, Eric, I would definitely like another Freedom plate if and when they become available. Thanks!
Gregg
Gregg
wnissen
Contributor
One medium aluminum steel, when they become available, please. Thanks!
Edited since I got a sweet deal on an aluminum OMS plate.
Edited since I got a sweet deal on an aluminum OMS plate.
Scubabroad
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Please add me to the list for a small aluminum
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