First kit

[Boingo]

Are these one size fits all?

Check out NetDoc's review...

http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/bu...h-first-last-bc-most-will-ever-need-want.html

 

[Matt Clancy]

If you're traveling, check out the oceanic biotite, it's a back inflate and very easy to pack. Fair amount of lift and they make it for men and women.


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[susanlouise]

My LDS sold me a Zeagle Stiletto BC and I've been very happy with it. They are totally customizable to your shape and size. I am thinking about BP/W and I may get one if I start diving doubles or rebreather. I believe they are also easier to travel with, but I have been all over the world with my BC. I will say that I needed some coaching with my BC as to where to hang/put stuff, and with a BP/W, it would be even more important to get it set up so it works for you, so I think the LDS has a role to play there.


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[boy22ban]

For bc systems I like the Dive Rites, especially the Transpac. I myself use a bp/w and do not see myself going back to using a jacket-type bc in the future. My venture wing has been around for around 6 years of diving for about every 2 months. Reasonably priced too.

I recommend buying a regulator from a popular brand and from a LDS which services it. This ensures parts and ease of service. I use Poseidon Xstreams and can report that they are excellent. Ive tried scubapro and those are excellent as well.






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[DreaminOfSand&Salt]

+ two on the Express Tech (wife and I both love ours)