Spare Air...actually useful?

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Way to go! Now the price is gonna skyrocket when everbody from TDS sees this and dumps their doubles and rebreathers to get one. That was the 3 cu ft one right? Just asking, really.
 
Walter... seeing is believing. Stop over analyzing and jump on the band wagon.


This needs to be a sticky. It answers all those nay sayers who poo poo that valu
able product! The DIR crowd will, of course, want the "stealth black edition".

BTW Do you use cave line or a zip tie to attach the boltsnap?
 
That must be the rebreather version because after the first couple of breaths there are no exhaled bubbles.:D
 
No matter how one feels about the merits of Spare-Air, that guy looked pretty happy to have one. BTW, so would anyone else who went OOA that had no safe access to a buddy or the surface.
Me? I'll stick to buddy diving, solid dive planing and good gear maintenance.
 
James Bond used a 'spare air' device once.... which film was that?

He was in the swimming pool... with sharks.... and it was disguised as a small pen. He must have gotten 15 minutes of air out of it.....

and the proper Spare Air cylinders are MUCH bigger.....
 
The speed I get YouTube at the guy lasted 25 minutes! Me, I'll stick to my 1 litre pony, small, but perfectly formed!
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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