Zeagle Flathead VI versus DSV?

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Jimmer

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I currently have a DSV on the right post of my doubles, and an Oceanic on the left. I had been planning all along to buy another DSV this spring to match them up, but my shop that I'm doing my DM course with informed me of a great deal on Zeagles, putting a pair of Flatheads in my affordability range (assuming I eat macaroni and cheese for a few weeks, which I may have done anyway :D). My question is can anyone compare these head to head, first off in performance, I know the DSV is nice, I've had it under ice a couple times, and beyond 100 feet dozens of times. But also in little things like hose routing, since whichever pair of Zeagles I go with will be dedicated doubles regs.

Thanks,
Jim
 
Not a direct comparison, but I talked to my instructor/dive shop owner when I was looking to purchase regs. He is a firm believer in Zeagle and uses the Flathead. He said you won't notice the difference until you go beyond 200 feet with most Zeagles. I know the Flathead is designed for a larger air chamber which allows the user to not notice a change in air pressure. I bought the DSV since I thought the Flathead was overkill for me, and honestly the DSV probably is too. However if it's in your rice range, you gotta admit the Flathead is gotta be nice if the Navy Seals use it.
 
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