Pavao
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Wrong in so many ways.Warm water is the only place AL 80’s are tolerable, but I would opt for a steel 72 anyway.
Around here any tank owner will dive steel.
AL 80 are heavier on land, they require more weight on the diver to offset making hikes to the beach and beach diving more difficult, they end up light when low on air pulling the divers torso up as the weightbelt pulls their waist down.
They SUCK!!!!!!
If I ever catch one of those vagrants on my property I’m calling the cops.
Heavier on land than what? 72s, how many people are using those, and how many shops will give you a reasonable fill on them, if they’ll even fill it?
Require more weight on SOME divers, you seem very difficult to understand this point I made very early on.
So, if I require less weight with AL80s, then beach diving is indeed easier
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They do end up light, that’s a good thing FOR SOME, get the hint yet?
Weight belt pulling down? Who the F uses weight belts still man? But more importantly, I’m carrying ZERO weight with me to offset anything, full 3mm suit, 5 mm hooded vest, 5 mm boots, Halcyon AL plate, AL80 tank.
Sorry your diving sucks, it did for me also some time ago, I’ve made changes.