Thread: Halcyon Explorer Vs. Evolve
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Old 03-12-06, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted by aquanaut69
Hello All,

I am looking at going over to twinset diving (faber twin 12's) and wondered if anyone had any thoughts on the Explorer 55 Vs. Evolve 60.

I currently dive 15 Ltr. with an Halcyon Eclipse 40. From what I have read so far the Evolve is simular to how the Ecplise behaves in the water according to one forum thread? The guy how posted that also said that the Evolve was too long for Faber cylinders, does anyone else have an opinion?

Thanks for any advice!
I have an explorer and am using an evolve at the moment too. The evolve is great in the water BUT I got a couple of liitle holes in it on the bottom. The reason for that is simple. The bottom and is very long and if you make the mistake of having doubles with bands too low, the wing gets caught under tha tanks.
But if you avoid that, the evolve is for sure a pretty neat wing to dive in.
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