Penguin
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If I want to buy a new bc, should I consider a backplate + wing? I'm now using a Scubapro Glode 2000.
Backplate + wing or bc?
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Drewpy
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Oh no! Here we go again...
Do a quick search-This topic has been beaten to death here!;-0
Do a quick search-This topic has been beaten to death here!;-0
If you do a search & read the 3000 very strong opinions on this, you will still be confused.
Bottom line - What feels right & works for you...
Try to rent/borrow each & then make your own choice.
Bottom line - What feels right & works for you...
Try to rent/borrow each & then make your own choice.
I use a traditional BCD for recreational Diving it it works a treat
I use a BP for Technical Diving and it also works a treat.
I would not swap their roles.
I use a BP for Technical Diving and it also works a treat.
I would not swap their roles.
"Works a Treat"?
A translation for us yanks, please. Scott
Padipro once bubbled...
"Works a Treat"?
Scott
Scotty
"Works a treat" Works extremely well
Scubaroo
Contributor
"Works a Treat" = "Works Good"
I had to explain to someone the other day that being called a "dag" WASN'T a bad thing, even though it refers to a smelly lump of sheep poo hanging off the wool on a sheep's rear end
I had to explain to someone the other day that being called a "dag" WASN'T a bad thing, even though it refers to a smelly lump of sheep poo hanging off the wool on a sheep's rear end
A simple, straight forward, and a great comment. This should settle all the gruelling argument about BP/wing, TP and traditional BCD
They are created for their purpose..... Thank you.
On the downside (if all settle) , the upcoming threads will not be that interesting anymore......
Scubaroo once bubbled...
"Works a Treat" = "Works Good"
I had to explain to someone the other day that being called a "dag" WASN'T a bad thing, even though it refers to a smelly lump of sheep poo hanging off the wool on a sheep's rear end
ROFLMAO!!!! :bah:
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