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OK 1 last post on this topic since some are still missing the point. Regardless of the percentages, if the percent of divers that make a choice is greater than 0 then those divers choices and opinions should be respected. The term majority is largely useless except to create a debate where a...

You certainly are not claiming you are implying it to justify a position that can not be proved or disproved in fact. The point is you and a group of your peers seem to dogpile on anyone that feels that one of the other options is a better choice for them. The group that choose adjustable...

Nice pricing I've seen AL for $60 and SS for $99 and then the $26 for the webbing but what about the D-rings and other hardware that most divers would want. It's include with a transpac. Oh and a DSS SS backplate is listed for $214 on the DSS website since that seems to be a favorite of members...

The same amount that you have that those that choose that style harness did not have a qualified back plate user / mentor. Your original assumption and the way you try to turn around everyone else's statements however does lend merit to FnFalman's and other SB members assertion about what is...

Shall we assume that this is going unanswered because FnFalman is correct in that a group of SB members are simply pontificating and others are dogpilling.

If you take the time to click on the result you can get a list of the users under each result. I decided to take a look at the profiles of each of the divers in that group. It seems judging from that info the majority are highly experienced divers. Why would you assume that a lack of good...

With regard to your response of following cave/tech diving concept, It then begs the question of how many of these people who have never tried different styles are people that learn of the cave/tech connection and adopt using the single piece harness because they are wanna-bees that just think...

Interesting stats: The majority use continuous which is simpler and less expensive but have always just used that type without trying the other styles. The fact that it is less expensive may be a motivation. That also may lead to the fact that they haven't tried other styles. Also interesting...

Having read the first post of this thread I'd say the Halcyon isn't a "Standard" type. Also I think many miss a point. That is just because you have shoulder releases doesn't require you to use them. So this would allow the don and doff to be the same. Doning is easier while the shoulder...

That is the point that RAWalker has made and reason that I and others agree with him that it would be an unnecessary "bloat" addition to Oceanic's Oceanlog logging software. In the past DAN used the data from many different manufacturers computers before starting their PDE program. Creating...

Maybe he is bit arrogant but he seems spot on with his accessment of the software, what the other posters in this thread asked for and the fact that Oceanic should be aware of opinions opposed to possible new features. For that matter he is probably correct about you being a troll too!:rofl3:

Had a great time and a new milestone of depth for me. Thanks for being my buddy, John, since Rob couldn't dive. He is now raring to go on Thursday night :-)

or swim in a sake if they lose. Sounds good to me :-)

Oh Man.....now you are pushing it :-) it's a maybe now

I will be super stoked if Purdue wins!!!!!!!!! Hopefully we won't celebrate too much during the game....ha,ha,ha. I don't know if we would have made it over to THAT side of town if it wasn't for the game.....ha,ha,ha. You know us - the East Valley people :-) Looking forward to seeing...

You HAD to pick the NCAA SWEET 16 night??????!!!!!! My college, Purdue, is playing at 4pm. We will probably already be in Glendale.....will keep you updated. It may be a quick game if UConn has its game - or maybe Purdue will fight to be there, since it pulled a bunch of upsets to be at that...