90lb wing?

[Abhijit Roy]

Hey guys,

Just wanted to get some perspective on 90lb wing. My current tech setup BP&W harness with a 60lb wing for 4 cylinders (back-mount twins and 2 stage tanks). I have an opportunity to get a 90 lb wing in a very reasonable price. As I am helpless to fight this gear addiction on my own, I wanted have a rational argument before I decide.
So, I was wondering if anyone really use a 90lb lift capacity unless they are hauling a Spanish anchor from the bottom? Or if I use a 90lb wing, would I be that guy on the boat nobody will have beer with?

Can you kind folks provide some perspective from your experiences?
Thanks in advance

 

[Marie13]

90lb wing? That’s ridiculous! Why?

 

[formernuke]

90lb wing? That’s ridiculous! Why?

Conversation starter?

 

[Abhijit Roy]

90lb wing? That’s ridiculous! Why?

Don't know. May be that's why I am getting it at a reasonable price ;-)

 

[Abhijit Roy]

Conversation starter?

That would be a reason unless they are whispers around the boat and I bring awkward silence on the deck ) That's no good...

 

[txgoose]

Would help with social distancing........

 

[Marie13]

Don't know. May be that's why I am getting it at a reasonable price ;-)

I wouldn’t even bother buying it.

 

[runsongas]

would you actually need that much lift is the better question. in almost all cases, the answer is no.

 

[PfcAJ]

In all cases, the answer is no.

 

[loosenit2]

hey...you never know...have to be prepared LOL.