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    Mares Pegasus

    How do you rate the Mares Pegasus for someone that has a limited budget and wants airtrim?

    (I've tried it on and it was really confortable, better than a sofa)

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    Pegasus

    Deadmoon,

    Don't think that you will get much of a response for the Pegasus here. I have tested the Pegasus and several other Mares Airtrim jackets. I currently own a Morphos and I love it. Works great for my needs, packs small and trims very easily.

    The Pegasus is a little larger, but is a very well made jacket. It's very streamlined in the water and is easy to trim. Body squeeze is minimul as the jacket expands away from the body.

    However, I think that it really depends on the kind of diving that you plan to do. BP/W is the favorite of most on this board, because it is versatile and supports single or double tank diving. It can grow as your diving needs grow.

    Since I only do recreational diving, the Morphos works great for me, and is all I need.

    Decide on you diving needs and good luck with whatever you choose.

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    Thank you very much for the reply!

    At the end I got it!

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