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Old 17-05-05, 12:14 PM
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Hi Eiderfleur
Welcome to YD, get in and enjoy.

Just to through another spanner in the works, have you considered a Dive Rite Transpac II harnes, stabiliser brackets and a Recwing with integrated wieghts?

There is no back plate so it is very comfortable, the stabiliser plates stop the bolts from tearing the whole thing and the Recwing is ideal for twins up to about 15L. On top of this because there is no backplate taking it on holiday is no problem, use V wieghts at home and put on a few extra Kg abroad. Simple.

That's got you thinking hasn't it?

James
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