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    Zeagle Express tech

    Hi there, not having learned the GUE or HOG system of diving but interested in the principals, what would you guys say are the disadvantages of diving with a hybrid BP/W such as the zeagle express tech?

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    It's not really a hybrid. It is a back plate- all be it nylon with what is basically a single 2" web harness that various wings can be attached to (and not just Zeagle wings) so it meets all the criteria of a BP/wing. Any attachment that can be connected to other BPs still works. It's not going to be as stable as a solid plate and there is no negative buoyancy like a steel plate, otherwise there is little difference. It's pretty much the same as a Kydex plate in many respects.
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    Thanks Herman.

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