zeagle stiletto or scubapro knighthawk?

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merxlin:
I also own both and like the Stilletto better for warm water diving, while the Knighthawk was my workhorse cold water BC. 250 dives with it, no issues except a cracked inflator hose. The pocket issue was discussed above. In warm water and with thinner wetsuits and less weight the Stilletto rocks and packs for travel much easier. The trim pockets are optional and adjustable and I believe can be mounted on the upper band.
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Anyone that owns both the KH and Stiletto, I would appreciate a size comparison. I own a small in the KH and will be picking up the Stiletto for travelling... Is the sizing equivalent in both? Leisurepro is recommending I go with a medium for the Stiletto...
 
Jungho Kim:
Anyone that owns both the KH and Stiletto, I would appreciate a size comparison. I own a small in the KH and will be picking up the Stiletto for travelling... Is the sizing equivalent in both? Leisurepro is recommending I go with a medium for the Stiletto...
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I own a Stiletto and although I am a new diver with limited experience, I am really enjoying it! It has the best combination of durability and portability (for my needs).. I am 165# and 5'8" and I ordered a size M which works perfectly.. Yes the pockets are a bit difficult to use due to their proximity to the weight pockets, but I can manage them okay!
 
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