billt4sf
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Shearwater Perdix AI
Apeks BP with 18lb Wing
Aqualung Hot Shot Fins (heel retaining short light fin that doesn't require a bootie.... amazeballs)
JACKIE TREEHORN!!
Is that *THE* Jackie Treehorn?!?!?

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Shearwater Perdix AI
Apeks BP with 18lb Wing
Aqualung Hot Shot Fins (heel retaining short light fin that doesn't require a bootie.... amazeballs)
In the flesh!
and take it out of my mouth to dump air from the BC, but those are both acceptable compromises..
Yes, the pull-cable dump valve is hooked up and works, but I can't pull on it while holding the unit in my mouth. As long as I have to hold my breath to dump air anyway, I might as well just use the regular exhaust valve. It's the big weakness of the whole idea: in an emergency, there's this little extra task load of controlling buoyancy in an unfamiliar way, while probably making a hasty ascent. (Don't pop your lungs!) I've practiced a few times and am quite confident about it, but it might be a problem as part of a rental fleet.You can't use the rear dump while you're on the Spare Air?
Yes, the pull-cable dump valve is hooked up and works, but I can't pull on it while holding the unit in my mouth. .
Nope. My independent doubles rig has one, but that setup needs double secondaries anyway. The rig with the Air2 is an old Aeris Atmos poodle jacket with a screw-off drain at the bottom but no valve. I would probably be upright and heading for the surface in the sort of situation I would use the Air2 in anyway.Your BC doesn't have a dump on the bottom?
Accel bungee straps. Available in half a dozen different colours at an amazon near you (but you have to also get those little triangular bits).
To think about it:
1&2. Pinnacle merino undies (tops and bottoms so they count as 2). Good under a wetsuit as well as any other suit.
3. "Lightweight" "tactical" kufiah. Bought as a piece of scuba gear: for the Caribbean sun out on boats. Also works as a towel, face mask on planes full of patient-0's, scarf when it's getting colder but yet too warm for wool, and it's almost big enough to wrap around the butt and change the shorts without offending anyone's sensibilities. Well, maybe just a crack.