Wing with Center Inflator

[NineToes]

Hello ScubaBoard, I'm fairly new to this forum, but I'd like a little help. I'm looking to build a new BC system in the "Toddy style", but i can't find many wings with the inflator hose coming out from the center, instead of the side. So far I've found the xDeep Ghost wing, but they've told me that it isn't sold separately. Any help is appreciated

Example of a "Toddy style" system:

 

[JohnnyC]

Why not buy an actual sidemount system? There are plenty on the market that are purpose built, and much better for sidemount.

 

[NineToes]

Why not buy an actual sidemount system? There are plenty on the market that are purpose built, and much better for sidemount.

Thanks for the repkIy. live in SE Asia, where SM is fairly rare. It's more of having the option to use SM but being able to use BM as well.

 

[AJ]

In that case consider to buy two separate systems. A one in all won't be as good as a specialized kit.

 

[NineToes]

In that case consider to buy two separate systems. A one in all won't be as good as a specialized kit.

Thanks for replying. I know it won't be as good, but I'd rather have one system.

 

[AJ]

Look here: Sidemount Wing SANDWICH | DTD | DTD

 

[NineToes]

Look here: Sidemount Wing SANDWICH | DTD | DTD

Yes, something like that. But is there a wing with the corrugated hose in the center?

 

[Colliam7]

i can't find many wings with the inflator hose coming out from the center, instead of the side.

It may not help you, given your location, but Deep Sea Supply wings (Deep Sea Supply -Backplates & Wings-SMB-HoseHat_Single tank & doubles Tank Scuba rigs_) are center inflator style.

 

[AJ]

Yes, something like that. But is there a wing with the corrugated hose in the center?

Why do you want it exactly in the center? I doubt those few centimeters/one inch will make a big difference?

 

[NineToes]

Why do you want it exactly in the center? I doubt those few centimeters/one inch will make a big difference?

So that the corrugated hose doesn't get in the way of the shoulder webbing.