Eventually, I plan to go into technical diving and I was curious what size of a lift bag you think I should get. I will be doing most of my diving on wrecks in the Great Lakes and hope to one day do the Doria (which will be awhile).
Tech Lift Bag
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My persn. choice is a 25 and 50lbs., each differing in color and have my initials brazened on them for easy id from a boat.
MSilvia
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Unless you need it for a specific heavy lifting job, a 50 lb bag should be plenty.
sitdown248:
Hi sitdown248. Most people feel that a 50 pound bag is sufficient for most applications. It is important to choose a bag that provides the maximum surface visibility and has protection against automatic air dumping. We currently have a Hot Deals special for ScubaBoard members that offer a great bag. Take a look at this link to see the type of bag you need.
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If you have any questions, many on the board will be more than willing to assist you. Thanks.
Phil Ellis
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