Marek K
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What kind do you have exactly?cinder4320:
Triple-L Aquarius
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big edit.
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The Triple-L (ScubaL) Aquarius finally got it's day (and night) in the ocean. As I said it's very basic and easy to handle. My mind hasn't changed in the 5 dives I had Friday and Saturday. Kept me upright on the surface, no problems with being horizontal underwater. Swimming on the surface whether face up or down wasn't that great, but that could just be me.
Being lightweight and having no extras to cause drag may have helped keep the effort down during the dives w/ strong currents. Didn't have much air in the BCD under the surface so it would ride up or down some depending on what I was doing. It was bothersome sometimes but I can live w/ it.
All in all, I had a pretty good experience with the Aquarius. I'm a basic-form-and-function type so I won't be trading it in for any of the fancy stuff I saw on my friends (who had to bring crates to store their gear in
) anytime soon .
Being lightweight and having no extras to cause drag may have helped keep the effort down during the dives w/ strong currents. Didn't have much air in the BCD under the surface so it would ride up or down some depending on what I was doing. It was bothersome sometimes but I can live w/ it.
All in all, I had a pretty good experience with the Aquarius. I'm a basic-form-and-function type so I won't be trading it in for any of the fancy stuff I saw on my friends (who had to bring crates to store their gear in
) anytime soon .Similar threads
